ALS, 1907 February 25 : New York, to Jean Clemens, Katonah, New York, c/o Dr. Sharp.

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ALS, 1907 February 25 : New York, to Jean Clemens, Katonah, New York, c/o Dr. Sharp.

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Clemens writes his daughter a chatty and amusing letter recounting events. "Wonders never cease, last week Alice Day's old tomcat Ben Hur had kittens ... I was to fall on the ice yesterday & rupture my white pants & have to stand an hour with my back to the wall at Mrs. Professor Lord's & help receive 200 women & girls."

4 p. ; 15.5 x 10 cm.

Copley Press, J S Copley Library

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Copley Press, J S Copley Library

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