Letters, 1854-1876, New york.

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Letters, 1854-1876, New york.

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[1] 1854, Jan. 4. To Andrew H. Green, Esq.: Has no copy of "The snow shower". Sends rough draft of another poem, "A rain dream" [included in Ms. 24.62]. [2] 1859, Oct. 11. To Messrs. Derby and Jackson: Commending Professor Adler's translation of Raynouard's "History of Proven,cal poetry". [3] 1861, Jan. 30. To L. B. Wells: Declines honor offered by the literary societies of Union College. [4] 1866, Feb. 16. To Mrs. Julia Ward Howe: Thanking her for volume of her "Later lyrics". [5] 1876, Jan. 18. To Alfred B. Street, Esq.: Asks for another poem for "The settler".

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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