Letter from Laura Jackson to J. Howard Woolmer, 1976-07-31

"It has been of comfort to me, your kindness of exerting yourself as you have done, over the little textual matter. Sometimes there are typist slips that one misses. But I could not trust any guess of mine as to 'preservers' being possibly such a slip. It rang as very likely what I had written."

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"Now, to touch on the matter of manuscripts distribution, which I raised also in a telephone talk with you. Until recent times I have done little of this, except for the continual sending-up of things to Cornell to make a complete collection, and some little giving here and there, and a little occasional meeting of requests as to whether I had something I was willing to sell, from a library."