Letter, [1931], December 9, Kansas City, Missouri to Mr. Romaine.

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Letter, [1931], December 9, Kansas City, Missouri to Mr. Romaine.

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Hemingway's reply to the private-press publisher Paul Romaine's inquiry about permission to publish Hemingway's four-line poem "Ultimately" in a 1932 issue of Salmagundi. "I cannot recall the poem in question so can't consent. But if you will mail me a copy of it airmail ... will wire you yes or no ... If it is too lousy I will wire no and you will understand my motives."

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