Letters, 1923-1929, to Philip D. Sherman, Oberlin, Ohio.

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Letters, 1923-1929, to Philip D. Sherman, Oberlin, Ohio.

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[1] 1923, October 6, Hill, N.H. [2 p. with envelope].--Tells him where he may be able to obtain copies of Louise Imogen Guiney's Oxford Sonnets and Happy Ending. Tells him George Doran is planning to publish L.I. Guiney's letters and asks if he wants his included. [2] 1924, December 7, Boston [2 p. with envelope].--George Doran is not going to do the Guiney letters. He should write to Grace Guiney about a photograph. [3] 1926, October 21, Newburyport, Mass. [1 l. with envelope].--Sends book [Robert Louis Stevenson; a study by Alice Brown with a prelude & a postlude by Louise Imogen Guiney]. [4] 1927, April 18, Boston [1 l. with envelope].--She sends him a book. [5] 1929, March 13, Boston [2 p. with envelope].--Says that if he would write to Grace Guiney she might be able to obtain a photograph of Louise Imogen Guiney for him.

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