Mms (2), 1906 February 18 (1), s.l., poem and (2) to H.H. Rogers, Fairhaven, Mass., n.d.

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Mms (2), 1906 February 18 (1), s.l., poem and (2) to H.H. Rogers, Fairhaven, Mass., n.d.

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(1) For your love has the power of the fabled purse That wrought charms in the old romannt: Who had it might live in a shack or worse And feed on dreams & air & verse Yet never could he know want. (2) Mr. Clemens is on his way & leaves Boston but is not bragging much, says he won as Varro won in an earlier day. There is no Sunday Train. (Signed) Lyon.

2 p. 8.8 x 13.9 (2) cm.

Copley Press, J S Copley Library

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