Box 91
Contains 126 Results:
Schucking, W. ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer, [1906?]
Firenze; Hoch geehrte gnadige Frau! Fur Ihren sher liebenswurdigen Zeilen den [Lamb collection]
Scott, Dennis R. ALS to Violet Hunt, Aug.24, 1931
London; Dear Miss Hunt, You must not treat this letter as impertinent for the truth is that I cannot [Violet Hunt papers]
Scott, Sappho ALS to Violet Hunt, [1921?]
Cornwall; Dear Violet/ Do you know its a compliment to your unconquerable youth
Scott Duckers & Thompson TLS to Ford, Mar.23, 1921
London; Dear Mr. Ford, I received your letter of the 19th instant and spoke to Mr. Dolleymore yesterday. [Both setters sent in same mailing and signed by W. Thompson] [Julian Loewe papers]
Scott-Moncrieff, Charles ALS to Violet Hunt, Oct.5, 1917
London; My dear Violet. Thanks so much for the book. I've not been able to resist buying it. [Violet Hunt papers]
Scott-Moncrieff, Charles AL[postcard]S to Violet Hunt, Oct.6, 1925
Pisa; "Poetry, according to Milton's famous saying, should be 'simply, sensuous, impassioned.
The Saturday Review TLS to Ford, Jul5, 1933
New York; My dear Mr. Ford: There is to appear, within the next month, or two, over here, [Signed Amy Loveman]
Charles Scribner's Sons TLS to Ford, Mar.13, 1933
New York; Dear Mr. Ford:Allen Tate did wire me asking if we would like to see the chapter [Signed Maxwell Perkins]
Charles Scribner's Sons TLS to Ford, Feb.19, 1935
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: Your letter came when I was away, as I think Dashiell explained [Signed Maxwell Perkins]
The Saturday Review TLS to Ford, Sept.5, 1933
New York; My dear Mr. Ford: I am sending you "Poor Splendid Wings" and with it [Signed Amy Loveman]