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Scope and Contents "The case as to No Decency Left is an instance of Robert Graves' modes [o]f procedure. Professor Higginson has been unscholarly in a number of features of his Graves bibliography, in relying on Robert Graves as a source of fact - as which he is one of the most unreliable, in personal and scholarly matters alike."...."It heartens me that you should think about a bibliography of my work. A very good man, loyal, and capable, has gained my authorization for making one. He...

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"I am glad to hear of the bibliography in progress. If I can be of any service..."

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"I am communicating to Mr. Clark exactly what you wrote there as to the bibliography - I wrote of the Chelsea issue with regret of my not offering to provide you with a copy."

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"I have thought, coming upon this listing made by Mr. Mason, and sent to me about a year ago, that it would interest you to have it. I have written a little on it..."

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"Thank you ver much for your letter of 20 December and the list made by Ellsworth Mason."

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"I thank you, Mr. Blechner for the word about the list I sent to you, and your not acknowledging it..."

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"I have quite near, within my work-table reach, the packet of xeroxed material generously presented to me - for my studying and making note on, with a reserved intention of considering then what else of your collection I might need to study."

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"I have received the Holiday keepsakes gift marked by your President's words, and kind invitation."

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"Thank you for your kind note and the fair copy of your reflection at the close of the year."