Box 74
Contains 73 Results:
Loewe, Esther Julia Madox ALS to Arthur Mizener, Jun.2, 1966
Pasadena; Dear Arthur: I am temporarily separated from my typewriter so you will have to do the best you can
Loewe, Esther Julia Madox TL[copy]S to Stephen A. McCarthy, Oct.30, 1963
Pasadena; Dear Mr. McCarthy/ I understand from Professor Mizener that although you are interested in acquiring my father's (Ford Madox Ford) papers [This copy went to Arthur Mizener with an added note to him from Loewe]
Loewe, Esther Julia Madox TLS to Arthur Mizener, Sept.8, 1966
Pasadena; Dear Arthur: (a) Your will learn, as our acquaintance progresses, that I am, without doubt, the world's worst
Loewe, Esther Julia Madox TLS to Arthur Mizener, Jan.12, 1967
Pasadena; My dear Arthur: Herewith finally a copy of our "Gilgamesh" book for children. We do hope so much
Loewe, Esther Julia Madox TLS to Arthur Mizener, Jan.22, 1967
Pasadena; Dear Arthur: Many, many thanks for your letter, and for having read Gilgames so quickly
Loewe, Esther Julia Madox TLS to Arthur Mizener, Apr.2, 1967
Pasadena; Mu dear Arthur: Have you heard anything about Gilgamesh?!!! Both author and artist beginning to wonder
Loewe, Esther Julia Madox TLS to Arthur Mizener, Apr.12, 1967
Pasadena; Dear Arthur: Many thanks for your letter of the fourth. We were naturally somewhat disappointed to learn
Loewe, Esther Julia Madox TLS to Arthur Mizener, Apr.26, 1967
Pasadena; Dear Arthur: Many thanks for your letter. I am glad you agree that there is no point at this stage
Loewe, Esther Julia Madox TLS to Arthur Mizener, Jul.12, 1967
Pasadena; Dear Arthur: I hate to pester you, but Roly and I are wondering what, if anything, has happened about Gilgamesh?
Loewe, Esther Julia Madox TLS to Arthur Mizener, Sept.5, 1967
Pasadena; Dear Arthur: Many thanks for your letter re: King G. Yes, it does look as if Roly's 1st version of the text