Papers of William Watson, 1894 March 18.

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Papers of William Watson, 1894 March 18.

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The poem has one word lined through and corrected and a note written later in Watson's hand "W.W. and J[ohn] L[ane] there together: Mar 18, 1894." The letters are brief social notes regarding a luncheon, photograhs of his wife and himself, sailing on the Lusitania, and desire to keep plans secret from friends.

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