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"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."

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"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."

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"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."

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"The check reached me Tuesday! Very pleasant, the sight of it - and pleasant, especially, your work for my having it by Christmas."

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"It interests me, of course, your having acquired copies of those 'leaves'. I shall tell you about them. They were printed for presentation. privately. As with all stock-on-hand of Seizin Press printings left in the Majorcan establishment, my property legally..."

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"I omitted per the last word (words) to you an inquiry I have had it in mind to make of you. How did you find the inscriptions of the last 50 copies of The Telling sent to you?"

Scope and Contents "I have now sent to Miss Raiziss what I think is probably the last of the material for Chelsea #35. I have more ready, but I think it likely the length limitations of an issue will prove strained even with just what I have sent to her. There will be on the cover the title of an introductory piece, which by the form of its presentation may be take for poem, but it is not one: 'It Has Taken Long...'"..."...I may be quote wrong, but, despite the usual treatment my work...

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"I am content with all that your letter of March 3rd brought to me. Your report pleases me - and the gracious consullation as to those 19 copies; and it is good to have the check..."

Scope and Contents Typewritten Letter: "Here are the pages (the script) for my comments on the Woolf Letters for Praeterita, a book of momoirs treating of my literary-world experience." Typescript: "Elsewhere in these pages I refer to a manifestation to me of brutally unexplained ugly behavior on the part of Leonard Woolf, accompanied by an accusation having no foundation in or pertinence to anything within the compass of our relations - which had been, up to the occasion of personal encounter in question,...

Scope and Contents Letter from Jackson to Woolmer: "I have decided to send you my copy of my letter - I am not sure as to just when I can get it xeroxed." Letter from Heard to Jackson: "The Friends of the Library of the Joint University Libraries are weeking to acquire Fugitive and Agrarian material not already held in the Jesse Wills Fugitive/Agrarian Collection. Because you were a distinguished member of the Fugitives, we would like to enlist your support." Letter from Jackson to Heard: "My thought on what...