"Prof. Feladman called me a couple of times last wekk, and I returned his call, but we missed each other. I wrote him to say that Kirkham's article is in producation and will be out about December 15th."

"I am delighted that you have a continuing series of writings and reprintings in progress. I am sure that it is gratifying to you to find so many publications eager for your work, and I am happy to see such a warm response to what now seems to be pretty much your entire endeavor."

"I have just received a letter dated June 28 from Burton Feldman stating that you are concerned about the disposition of the materials that went into establishing final text for your important article in the Denver Quarterly. Unfortunately, Mr. Feldman never received my letter of May 3, acknowledging with great thanks his gift of these materials..."

"I want to get down two statements of a general sort, not related to problems. 1) I am pleased with the placement of this article with you."

"2) I want to record my regret over the poor script I sent to you, and the chore I made for you of having it retyped."

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"I think it a loyal and generous notion, that of presenting poems of mine, besides the article. But, please, take into account what I shall now say..."

"Thoughtful ..., move me to reserve particular comment on (a study of it) points cited in your letter: I shall do the further checking a little later, timing it to towards end-of-month, in anticipation of the coming of the galleys.-I did not expect you to go along with my punctuation principles..."

"I have formed friend's feeling toward Prof. Joseph Katz, editor of Proof, and am much pleased by evidence of his having formed such towards me/ I said to him in a very recent letter that I should like if I could to dedicate the article (which you are publishing), which was written originally for him, then withdrawn by me, to him."

"...the time until your issue will be ready for distribution will not be very long, and that you might be ble to have early copies sent out on my behalf, I shall prepare a list of persons who for one reason or another ought to be presented with copies of the issue..."

"I thank you for your account of the presentation to you by Mr. Feldman of the manuscript material about which a three-way agreement had been arrived at. The description of your handling of the material corresponds with your previous assurances to me as to this matter:..."