Letters, 1829-1873, England.

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Letters, 1829-1873, England.

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[1] 1829, January 1, Oxford, England, to Clare Clairmont, London [2 p.].--He asks her to write to him. "I consider you very fishlike--bloodless--and inexcusible [sic]." [2] 1844, January 12, Putney Hill, to Pettigrew[?] [1 l. with conjugate blank leaf].--"In commemoration of the never to be forgotten 30 of Jan[uary] we have a [calico head?] so you must be here at 8." [3] 1873, May 1, Brompton, England, to Clare Clairmont, Florence, Italy [3 p. with envelope].--He will sell her Shelley papers; sympathizes with her lack of health and money.

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Clairmont, Clara Mary Jane, 1798-1879

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