"I think that I mentioned when I was in Tulsa that Laura Riding wanted a listing of the Riding material in the Tulsa collections. I sent her a list of the books, but she is interested in learning whether or not there are any manuscripts."

"Mrs. Schuyler B. Jackson indicated to me in a recent letter that you were interested in purchasing a copy of The Telling."

"I don't know whether or not this fits into the category of news for Publisher's Weekly. Harper & Row, Publishers, have 'got rid of their over stock' (you know what that means) of Laura (Riding) Jackson's The Telling, 1972."

"I've ordered a copy of the bibliography you mentioned and will send you a xerox of the part on your works as soon as it arrives." "Would you send me the name of the editor and the address of Carcanet New Press?"

"I'm enclosing an article that mentions you in case you haven't seen it. It was in the New York Times Magazine for 1st April." "Thanks for the information on Carcanet. I'll write to get further information on your new Collected Poems."

"Just a note to let you know that I've now received the four packages of manuscripts plus the additional one."

"In any case, I have priced the manuscripts that you sent to me at $3,800. Tulsa is involved in a very large purchase at the moment and I feel that it would be to our advantage to wait until late August or early September before offering this mater to them."

"After writing to you yesterday I received your letter this morning and hasten to answer. I had a call from my attorney this morning advising that the closing on my house will be this Friday afternoon."

"I hate to write to you with bad news, but I've had to reduce the price for the manuscript material that you sent to me. When I first gave you a price of $3,800 I had only made an estimate of the number of pages involved..."

"The Word Woman manuscript material sold to the Berg Collection consisted of the original typscript, 116 pages, with corrections in your hand. Pages 88 and 89 plus one third of page 87 were missing."