Autograph letter signed C.L. Dodgson : Eastbourne, to Harry Furniss, 1889 Sept. 27.

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Autograph letter signed C.L. Dodgson : Eastbourne, to Harry Furniss, 1889 Sept. 27.

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Offering to change the word albatross to "any other trisyllable"; pointing out that the "long gap without illustration" that Furniss pointed out is "not longer than either of the 2 intervals next preceding"; emphasizing that he believes "the effect of connecting the book [Sylvie and Bruno] with Alice would be absolutely disastrous" and that he is trying "to get out of the old groove and to have no 'connecting link' whatsoever."

1 item (4 p.) ; 17.9 cm.

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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