Autograph letter signed : 296 Beacon Street, [Boston], to Elsie Leslie, 1892 Mar. 10.

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Autograph letter signed : 296 Beacon Street, [Boston], to Elsie Leslie, 1892 Mar. 10.

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Sending detailed criticism of her poetry and recommending that if she must write she stick to prose.

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Pierpont Morgan Library.

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