ALsS : Chelsea, to Miss Fraser, Edinburgh, 1926.

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ALsS : Chelsea, to Miss Fraser, Edinburgh, 1926.

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Two letters concerning his writings. One, dated 24 July 1926, thanks Fraser for an appreciative letter about When we were very young, and tells of the impending publication of Winnie-the-Pooh. The other, 8 February [1926?], thanks her for her comments on The King's breakfast and sends apologies and thanks to "the actors." Both letters mention "Billy Moon," his son Christopher Robin.

2 items (2 p.) ; 19 cm.

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