Autograph letter : Denmark Hill, to Mrs. Hewitt, [before December 6, 1971].

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Autograph letter : Denmark Hill, to Mrs. Hewitt, [before December 6, 1971].

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Saying he cannot visit because he had as much "grave talk with my mother as I can healthily take;" saying "it is considerably difficult for me to keep alive; and this difficulty would be increased by all visits to town and metaphysical talks--I much dislike talking in general--now, with anybody and all my friends."

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Pierpont Morgan Library.

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