Woolmer, J. Howard, 1929-

"I understand, and approve, the scruple that has altered your plan as to the handling of The Telling copies. I should indeed like to see a copy of your script for the flyer-"

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"I am sorry our Mr. Gallup idea had no future. I dislike that talk of 'major' acquisitions."

"It pleased me that our thought as to the Berg Collection met, as it did- and that the response there was hospitable.. As I related in our talking yesterday, the bibliographer person is seasoned in such matters, besides being a very upright person."

"How could there be any criticism of the flyer, which is all practical essentiality! ---As to a paragraph in the Publisher's Weekly, that might well from their point of view be something of some descriptive body."

"I thank you for the word as to the inscriptions. Yes, the 'portion' alteration will be included. I shall try for the inscribing of 25-50 today, for mailing tomorrow."

"The printed flyer is beautiful! I am grateful to Mr. Brotherton, and to yourself, for this grace of treatment of our little project..."

"...interrupted my attentions to correspondence, and especially work on the carbon-copies material. I am at least half-way though my comments on this; but you ought to have word as to this, before further delay."

"I was able to start late, yesterday, on the inscribing of the remaining copies; but I had to accomplish the most of this this morning..."

"As to the likelihood of your having difficulty with The Telling: you may indeed find it very difficult reading."

"I write to you to indicate, in the first place, that I am hoping that the remaining 50 copies of The Telling have by now come to you, all in good order. Also, I want to repeat with a little specification, what I said as to my supplying you with an account of my expenses."

"Please note: The amount is 98 and minus any that you found too spoiled by signature mishaps. I am, have been, hoping that the two boxes will have reached you in good order."

"It pleases me, your thinking that a special edition of the special Chelsea issue may be in order. I have just had word from Miss Raiziss as to this, and she now seems quite ready to take what might be her part in an arrangement in calm stride."