A Guide to the Sara Teasdale Collection
A Collection in the
Clifton Waller Barrett Library of American Literature
Accession number 8170-d
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Preferred Citation
Sara Teasdale Collection, Accession 8170-d, Special Collections Department, University of Virginia Library
Acquisition Information
Purchase 1986 July 18
Funding Note
Funded in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities
Significant Persons Associated With the Collection
- (Ferdinand Earle)
- (Ferdinand Earle?)
- (Sara Teasdale)
- (Williamina Parrish
- A. R. Wilson
- A. S. Berghauser
- A. Walter Kramer
- A.D. Kerry
- Ada Foster Murray Alden
- Adelaide Forshaw
- Adelia C. Arens
- Agnes Freer
- Agnes M. Schulenberg
- Aileen Cleveland Higgins
- Albert Victor Young
- Alexander Harvey
- Alexander N. DeMenil
- Alfred Edward Housman
- Alfred Noyes
- Algernon Charles Swinburne
- Alice B. Long
- Alice C. Henderson
- Alice Carter Butler
- Alice Evelyn Watson
- Alice Reber Fish
- Allen Dale Smith, Jr.
- Amy Lowell
- Amy M. Beach
- Anita Bartle Brackenbury
- Anna Branch
- Anna Catherine Murphy Markham
- Anna Hinrichs
- Anna L. Moss
- Arthur B. Maurice
- Arthur Guiterman
- Arthur Hornblow
- Arthur Symons
- August L. Baug
- B. Russell Herts
- Barbara Crary George
- Barbara George
- Bart B. Howard
- Blanche M. Blake
- Blanche S. Wagstaff
- Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff
- Bliss Carman
- Bruce M. Stanley
- Burton E. Stevenson
- C. Wharton Stork
- C. Whitney Coombs
- Cale Young Rice
- Campbell Mason
- Carl Busch
- Carl Hahn
- Carl Vrooman
- Carman Bliss
- Caroline Risque
- Caroline White McKinney
- Carrie Bullard Lewis
- Cecile Barnes
- Cedric W. Lemont
- Celia E. Harris
- Celia Ellen Harris
- Celia Ellen Harris
- Celia Harris
- Celia [E. Harris]
- Charles E. Howson
- Charles E. Rush
- Charles E. Savage
- Charles Gallup
- Charles Hanson Towne
- Charlotte V. Butterfield
- Chen E. Cory
- Christina Rossetti
- Clara K. Wellman
- Clara Root Farr
- Clayton Hamilton
- Clifton B. Bull
- Conrad Aiken
- Cora E. Large
- Curtis Hidden Page
- Dorothy Colby
- Dorothy Furman
- Douglas Malloch
- Dugald Stewart Walker
- E. H. Anderson
- E[leanora] D[use]
- Edgar Lee Masters
- Edith Lobdell
- Edith M. Thomas
- Edith Thomas
- Edith Wyatt
- Edmund Clarence Stedman
- Edmund R. Brown
- Edna "Ned" Wahlert
- Edna St. Vincent Millay
- Edna Wahlert
- Edward Bliss Reed
- Edward C. Murch
- Edward J. O'Brien
- Edward J. Wheeler
- Edward Joseph O'Brien
- Edward L. B. Howard
- Edward L. Preetorius
- Edwin Arlington Robinson
- Edwin Markham
- Eleanora Duse
- Eleonora Duse
- Elizabeth Barrett Browning
- Elizabeth Cutting
- Elizabeth K. Mew
- Elizabeth M. Brown
- Elizabeth McCracken
- Elizabeth Waddell
- Elizabeth van R. Lemont
- Ella M. Kricklaus
- Ella Wheeler Wilcox
- Ella Wheeler Willcox
- Ellen Terry
- Elsa Barker
- Elsie Jade Hawson
- Embers McG[ ], Jackson
- Emily Dickinson
- Ernest B. Filsinger
- Ernest R. Kroeger
- Ernst B. Filsinger
- Ethel M. Kelly
- Ethel Peyser
- Eugene MacDonald Bonner
- Eunice Tietjens
- Ezra Pound
- F. Dewey Richards
- F. E. A. Curley
- Fannie L. Richey
- Fannie Stearns Davis
- Fay Foster
- Ferris Greenslet
- Florence H. Perin
- Frances Evans Crawford
- Frances Joseph
- Frances M. Weir
- Frances S. Porcher
- Frances S. Porcher
- Francis Grierson
- Frank D. Fackenthal
- Frank George
- Frank Howard Warner
- Frank K. Hallack
- Frank M. Beverly
- Fred R. Macauley
- Frederick Hoppin Nowland
- Frederick Jacobi
- Frederick M. Steele
- Frederick Oakes Sylvester
- G. K. Chesterton
- G. Schirmer
- George Bernard Shaw
- George Buchanan Fife
- George M. Whicher
- George S. Johns
- George Sterling
- George Sylvester Viereck
- George W. Teasdale
- Gertrude Cate
- Gertrude Cawein
- Gertrude M. Richards
- Gertrude Stein
- Gilderoy Scott
- Girard Blair
- Gordon Balch Nevin
- Grace Clarke Pierce
- Grace Dawson
- Grace Hazard Conkling
- Grace L. Dawson
- Grace Parrish
- Guiseppe Masi
- Gustav Davidson
- H. Alexander Matthews
- H. L. Mencken
- H. Nelson Gay
- Hamilton Fish Armstrong
- Harold Flammer
- Harold Strong Latham
- Harold Vincent Milligan
- Harper & Brothers
- Harriet Monroe
- Harris Merton Lyon
- Haviland Wessells
- Helen Bullis
- Helen Bullis Kizer
- Helen S. Livingstone
- Helen Truesdell Koch
- Henry A. Bellows
- Henry Adams Bellows
- Henry Gray Glover
- Henry Irving
- Henry J. Filsinger
- Henry Mills Alden
- Henry Van Dyke
- Henry Wellington Wack
- Herma N. Clark
- Hermina Earnest
- Hilda Conkling
- Homer Croy
- Horace Johnson
- Hortense Flexner
- Howes Norris, Jr.
- Idress Head
- Ines Macaulay
- Inez (Dutro) George
- Inez Dutro George
- Irwin L. Wheeler
- Isabel (Parrish) McCormick
- Isabel Underhill
- J. W. Cunliffe
- J.P. Greene
- Jacqueline Hendrick Hoyt
- James Bird
- Jane Burr
- Jane Leland Clarke
- Jay Van Everen
- Jean Stansbury Holden
- Jean Untermeyer
- Jenkin Lloyd Jones
- Jennie M.A. Jones
- Jerome A. Quay
- Jesse R[ittenhouse]
- Jessie Belle Rittenhouse
- Jessie Belle Rittenhouse
- Jessie Johnston Linton
- Jessie T. Pease
- Joan A. Rae
- John Alden Carpenter
- John Banister Tabb
- John Curtis Underwood
- John Erskine
- John G. Neihardt
- John Gould Fletcher
- John Hall Wheelock
- John Keats
- John L. Hervey
- John Masefield
- John Myers O'Hara
- John Sanburn Phillips
- John Shea
- John Stapleton Cowley
- John Warren Teasdale
- Joseph B. Gilder
- Joseph Benson Gilder
- Joseph Hergesheimer
- Joseph Jackson
- Joseph Kershaw
- Joseph Plunkett
- Josephine Hilty Abramson
- Josephine McGill
- Josephine Peabody
- Josephine Preston Peabody
- Josie Grevé Oppenheim
- Joyce Kilmer
- Julia Ditto Young
- Julia G. Scott
- Julia Marlowe
- Julia Marlowe Sothern
- Julia Pauline Leavens
- Julia R. Tutwiler
- Julia Scott Vrooman
- Julius Kranz
- Katharine Howard
- Katherine Ernst Filsinger
- Kendall Banning
- L. Camilieri
- Laura A. Proetz
- Laurence J. Gomme
- Lawrence Gilman
- Lawrence Hanley
- Lee B. Hildebrand
- Lee Shippey
- Leonard D. Abbott
- Leopold Godowsky
- Lillie Rose Ernst
- Lily S. Anthony
- Louis Albert Lamb
- Louis H. Behrens
- Louis Untermeyer
- Louise Ayres Garnett
- Louise Holdren Anderson
- Louise McNair
- Lucia Sloan Hopkins
- Luella Ohusted Burnham
- M. Augusta Bailey
- M. S. O'Donnell
- Madison Cawein
- Magda Decker
- Maggie W. Barry
- Mamie Teasdale Whelass
- Mamie Teasdale Wheless
- Margaret Conklin
- Margaret Elizabeth Willard Teasdale
- Margaret Fuller
- Margaret Scott Lawler
- Margaret W. Stevens
- Margaret Widdemer
- Marguerite Wilkinson
- Marie DuBois McCormack
- Marie Isabel Miller
- Marion Cummings Stanley
- Martha Emma Watts
- Martha Foote Crow
- Martha Prentice Merwin
- Mary Blue
- Mary C. Burke
- Mary C. Day
- Mary D. Harris
- Mary Elizabeth Willard Teasdale
- Mary Elizabeth Willard Teasdale
- Mary F. Raphael
- Mary James
- Mary S. Wright
- Mary Ware Dennett
- Maude Haben Luck
- Max Eastman
- May Massee
- May W. Dorman
- Merle St. Croix Wright
- Michael Monahan
- Miles Dawson
- Miles M. Dawson
- Mima A. Taylor
- Mitchell Kennerley
- Morgan McCormick
- Nadaud
- Nana Wilcox Putnam
- Nancy K. [Coonsman]
- Natalie Bigelow
- Nathan Haskell Dole
- Nell Niedringhaus Williams
- O. W. Firkins
- Olga Nethersole
- Olive Ruby Hammon
- Oliver H. Campbell
- Orrick Johns
- Orrick S. Johns
- Oscar Leonard
- Oswald Rimmer
- Padraic Colum
- Padraic Pearse
- Patience Worth
- Paul A. Schmitt
- Paul E. More
- Paul Janis
- Paul L. Benjamin
- Paul Y. Tupper
- Percy Lee Atherton
- Percy MacKaye
- Percy Mackaye
- Petronelle Sombart
- Pinkie D. McGrew
- R. Huntington Woodman
- R.E. Lee Gibson
- Ralph T. Whitney
- Ray Werner
- Richard Le Galliene
- Richard LeGallienne
- Robert Bridges
- Robert Browning
- Robert F. Walker
- Robert Frost
- Robert Gilbert Welsh
- Robert Sterling Yard
- Robert Underwood Johnson
- Robert W. Wilkes
- Rosalie Day
- Rosalie L. Hausmann
- Royal Dixon
- Rudolph Altrocchi
- Rudolph Rieder
- Rudyard Kipling
- Rufus Rockwell Wilson
- Rupert Henry Whitcomb
- Ruth Guthrie Harding
- S.T. Newton
- S[olomon?] L[eopold?] Millard Rosenberg
- Sadie A. Frank
- Salomon de la Selva
- Sappho
- Sara Teasdale
- Sara Teasdale Filsinger
- Sara Teasdale Filsinger
- Sara Teasdale's verses
- Sara Teasdale,
- Sara Tesdale
- Sarah Bernhardt
- Sidney Fane
- Sidney Hosmer
- Sidney Rogers Cook
- Stephen Vincent Benet
- Stuart Walker
- Susan Creighton Williams
- Susan Meriwether Boogher Bryan
- Susie Willis
- Temple Scott
- Thekla Bernays
- Theodore Dreiser
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Theodosia (Garrison) Faulks
- Theodosia Garrison
- Theodosia Garrison Faulks
- Thomas Augustine Daly
- Thomas B. Mosher
- Thomas C. Clark
- Thomas MacDonagh
- Timothy Spelman
- Tyrell Williams
- Upton Sinclair
- Vachel Lindsay
- Vine (Colby) McCasland
- Vine Colby
- Vine Colby McCasland
- Vine Colby McCasland
- Vine Colby McCasland
- Virginia Roderick
- Virginia Woolf
- W. F. Melton
- W. J. Marsh
- W. K. Kelsey
- W. W. Tulloch
- Walter de la Mare
- Wilbur L. Cross
- Wilfred Funk
- Will J. Thornton
- Willa Sibert Cather
- Willard H. Wright
- Willard Huntington Wright
- William Arms Fisher
- William Butler Yeats
- William Faversham
- William Frederick Bigelow
- William H. Gardner
- William H. Hills
- William J. Matheson
- William Marion Reedy
- William Rose Benet
- William Stanley Braithwaite
- William Stanley Braithwaite
- William Withenow, Jr.
- Williamina Parrish
- Williamina Parrish
- Winifred Russell
- Witter Bynner
- Zella Estelle Leighton
- Zoe Aikin
- Zoe Akins
- Zoe [Akin]
- [Alfred] Noyes
- [Jessie Belle] Rittenhouse
- [John Myers O'Hara]
- [Mary D. Harris]
- [Sara Teadale Filsinger]
- [Sara Teasdale]
- [Vine Colby]
- [Williamina Parrish]
Significant Places Associated With the Collection
- Aberdeen, Scotland
- California
- Carmel
- Charlevoix
- Charlevoix, Michigan
- Dublin
- Europe
- France
- Holy Land
- Lincoln
- London
- Missouri
- New York
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Pine Lake
- Rome, Italy
- Snows Garden
- Spain
- St. Louis
- Traverse Bay
- Tucson
- Tucson, Arizona
Item Listing
- Vine Colby
- Box 1
"To the Ghost of a Player" by Vine Colby , written in memory of Lawrence Hanleyn.d.AMs,3 p. on 2 l.
- Box 1
"Wishmakers' Hill" by Vine Colby1910 Nov 26AMs, 9 p. on 9 l.
- Box 1
- Celia Ellen Harris
- Box 1
"Ave Frater!" by Celia Ellen Harris1912 Apr 14TMs, 1 p.
- Box 1
- Margaret Scott Lawler
- Box 1
"War: As it Affected Our Town," by Margaret Scott Lawler1923 Sep 18TMs, 20 p. on 10 l.
- Box 1
- Paul Janis
- Box 1
"Carcassonne" by Nadaud , written in French by Paul Janis for Vine Colby McCasland[1932]AMs, 3 p. on 2 l.
- Box 1
- Williamina Parrish
- Box 1
"Lines on a Deceased Frog" by Williamina Parrishn.d.AMsS, 2 p. on 1 l.
- Box 1
"Meecho" by Williamina Parrish1929TMs, 5 p. on 5 l.
- Box 1
"Meecho: A Ditty for Betty by Widdy" by Williamina Parrishn.d.TMs, 1 p. on 1 l.
- Box 1
"Scraps" by Williamina Parrish1933TMsS, 75 p.
- Box 1
" Sara Teasdale --A Memory. by one who shared Youth with her..." by Williamina Parrish1933TMsS, (3 copies)
- Box 1
- Frances S. Porcher
- Box 1
"The Potters and the Potters' Wheel," The Mirror, by Frances S. Porcher1905TMs, 6 p. on 6 l.
- Box 1
- Sara Teasdale
- Box 1
Christina Rossetti : An Intimate Portrait by Sara Teasdale , with holograph Prefatory Note and revisions by the author1932TMsS, 62 p.
- Box 1
"The Philosopher" by Sara Teasdaleca. 1910TMs, 1 p.
- Box 1
Poem beginning "Oh baby who shall come to us..." by Sara Teasdale , presenting a baby ring to Barbara George1908 Jan 28AMsS, 1 p.
- Box 1
- Patience Worth
- Box 1
"Betty" by Patience Worthn.d.TMsS, 1 p.
- Box 1
"Betty" by Patience Worthn.d.TMsS, 1 p.
- Box 1
"Lamento Doloroso" by Patience Worth , dedicated to Williamina Parrishn.d.TMs, 19 p. on 19 l.
- Box 1
"Miss Aggie" by Patience Worthn.d.TMsS, 1 p.
- Box 1
"Resurrection" by Patience Worth1926 EasterTMs, 1 p.
- Box 1
" William Marion Reedy " by Patience Worthn.d.TMsS, 1 p.
- Box 1
Poem beginning "And there, at the path's end,..." by Patience Worthn.d.TMsS, 1 p.
- Box 1
Poem beginning "He who hath announced himself my Brother..." by Patience Worthn.d.TMsS, 1 p.
- Box 1
Poem beginning "I was weary...sore weary..." by Patience Worth1925 FebTMsS, 1 p.
- Box 1
Poem beginning "Never may I see a moonlight white..." by Patience Worth1928TMs, 2 p. on 1 l.
- Box 1
Poem beginning "Oh, I have heard..." by Patience Worth1924 SepTMs, 1 p.
- Box 1
- Miscellaneous
- Box 1
Poem beginning "The dust's on the rose,..." to Miss Ferrisn.d.AMs, 1 p.
- Box 1
"The Sand on the Bathroom Floor"n.d.AMs, 2 p. on 1 l.
- Box 1
"Triolets" lessons on Marion Cummings Stanley and Sara Teasdale1909 JanAMsS, (8 items)
- Box 1
- Box 2
Sara Teasdale , Madrid, Spain, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri1905 Feb 3APCS
- Box 2
Sara Teasdale , Alger, Algeria, Africa, to Caroline Risque , St. Louis, Missouri1905 Feb 8APCS
- Box 2
Sara Teasdale , Cairo, Egypt, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri1905 Mar 8APCS
- Box 2
Sara Teasdale , Rome, Italy, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri1905 Mar 25APCS
- Box 2
Sara Teasdale , Paris, France, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri1905 Apr 1APCS
- Box 2
Jennie M.A. Jones , Chicago, Illinois, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri1905 Aug 19APCS
- Box 2
Jennie M.A. Jones , Chicago, Illinois, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri1906 Apr 30APCS
- Box 2
Jennie M.A. Jones , Chicago, Illinois, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri1906 June 28APCS
- Box 2
Jennie M.A. Jones , Chicago, Illinois, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri[1906]APCS
- Box 2
Susan Creighton Williams , St. Louis, Missouri, to Wilhelmina [sic] (Williamina Parrish , St. Louis, Missouri,1906 Oct 6ANS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
sending thanks for her sympathy and inviting her to visit
- Box 2
Sara Teasdale , San Antonio, Texas, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri1907 Feb 24APCS
- Box 2
[Sara Teasdale] to [Vine Colby]1907 FebAPC
- Box 2
George W. Teasdale , On board S.S. Cretic, Off Sardinia, Italy, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 May 21ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
revealing his delight in a poem she sent and discussing her style
- Box 2
Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 July 11APCS
re looking over proofs to her volume of poetry [ Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems ]
- Box 2
Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 July 14APCS
mentioning her E[leanora] D[use] sonnet being accepted by Poet Lore for publication
- Box 2
Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 July 18APCS
re horseback riding and critiquing a poem, "Vengeance" by Colby
- Box 2
Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Aug 20APCS
mentioning the July Potter's Wheel
- Box 2
Williamina Parrish , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Sep 14ALS, 6 p. on 3 l., w/env.
sending her a review of Sara Teasdale 's volume of poetry Sonnets to Duse...
- Box 2
Lillie Rose Ernst , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Sep 18ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her book Sonnets to Duse...
- Box 2
Thomas B. Mosher , Portland, Maine, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Sep 18ALS, 2 p. on 2 l.
extending his thanks for the copy of her book Sonnets to Duse... and hoping for its success
- Box 2
Elizabeth M. Brown , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Sep 19ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of her book Sonnets to Duse... , praising it, and wishing for its success
- Box 2
Caroline White McKinney , Memphis, Tennessee, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Sep 19ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
revealing her pride of her childhood friend ( Sara Teasdale ) after seeing her "Guenevere" in The Digest
- Box 2
William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Sep 21TLS, 2 p. on 2 l.
expressing his pleasure in presenting her poem ["Guenevere"] to the world, praising her book of verses, Sonnets to Duse... , and encouraging her to continue writing verses in her careful fashion
- Box 2
Will J. Thornton , The Buckingham, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , Missouri,1907 Sep 24ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her poem ["Guenevere"]
- Box 2
Fred R. Macauley , Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Sep 26ALS, 10 p. on 3 l., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of her book Sonnets to Duse... praising her effort, and mentioning seeing actress Olga Nethersole .
- Box 2
Frances S. Porcher , Webster Groves, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Sep 28ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the autograph copy of her book Sonnets to Duse... , writing about getting settled in their new home
- Box 2
Celia Ellen Harris , Hotel Berlin, Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 SepALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
asking for a day to visit, expressing her pleasure in her ( Sara Teasdale 's ) book Sonnets to Duse... , with ALS from Mary D. Harris to Sara Teasdale , expressing her pride in Teasdale and her book
- Box 2
Arthur Symons , Wittersham, Kent, England, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Oct 4ALS, 1 p., w/env.
writing about the beauty of her poems and that he has written a review of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ]
- Box 2
Lee B. Hildebrand , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Oct 5ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ]
- Box 2
Arthur Symons , Rye, England, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Oct 9ALS, 1 p., w/env.
sending his review of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ] from The Saturday Review
- Box 2
William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale ,1907 Oct 14ALS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning her delight in receiving a letter from Arthur Symons , and saying that Symons is "not only one of the greatest living critics, but...a poet of true feeling..."
- Box 2
Julia Marlowe , London, England, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis,1907 Oct 17ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ], and discussing Arthur Symons
- Box 2
William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale ,1907 Oct 17ALS, 1 p., w/env.
enclosing the "notice by Arthur Symons from Saturday Review "
- Box 2
"Sue & Kate," Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Oct 19ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the presentation copy of her book [Sonnets to Duse...] and praising her poems and sonnets
- Box 2
Louise McNair , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Oct 31ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ]
- Box
J.P. Greene , President, William Jewell College, Liberty, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Nov 5TLS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ], and encouraging her to pursue her gift of writing verse
- Box 2
Marie Isabel Miller , Alton, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Nov 12ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing appreciation of the copy of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ]
- Box 2
Mary C. Burke , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Nov 18ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ] and wanting to see her
- Box 2
Guiseppe Masi , Administrator, Italian Dramatic Company, Paris, France, to Jerome A. Quay , American Consulate, Florence, Italy,1907 Nov 19AL, 1 p., w/env.
stating that Eleanora Duse would be returning to her home at 54 Via Robbia soon, sent to Sara Teasdale by Jerome A. Quay
- Box 2
Jerome A. Quay , American Consulate, Florence, Italy, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Nov 22ALS, 1 p., w/env.
explaining the content of the November 19, 1907 letter re Eleanora Duse
- Box 2
William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Nov 29ALS, 1 p., w/env.
writing that he would be glad to use "The Heart's Hearth" in the Christmas issue
- Box 2
Paul Y. Tupper , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Nov 30TLS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ] and expressing his and his wife's enjoyment of her poetry
- Box 2
Joseph B. Gilder , Editor, Putnam's Montly, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Dec 2TLS, 1 p., w/env.
returning her poems except for "Dusk" which he hopes will go into the January issue
- Box 2
Jerome A. Quay , American Consulate, Florence, Italy, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Dec 2TLS, 1 p.
acknowledging receipt of her letter and copy of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ] to be forwarded to Eleanora Duse
- Box 2
Laura A. Proetz , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Dec 10ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
wishing to purchase her book of verse [ Sonnets to Duse... ]as a Christmas gift
- Box 2
[ ], St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Dec 10AL, 3 p. on 3 l., w/env.
praising her book of verse, Sonnets to Duse... , and including a poem
- Box 2
Sidney Rogers Cook , Assistant Editor, G.P. Putnam's Sons, Putnam's Monthly, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Dec 11TLS, 1 p., w/env.
sending a copy of her Sonnets to Duse... for her to autograph and saying that "Dusk" will be in the February issue
- Box 2
"Aunt Jennie," Cincinnati, Ohio, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Dec 13ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book, [ Sonnets to Duse... ], commenting on her gift for writing poetry, and wanting her parents to visit on their way from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Box 2
M. Augusta Bailey , Providence, Rhode Island, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Dec 26ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book [ Sonnets to Duse... ]
- Box 2
"Emma," St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1907 Dec 30ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book [ Sonnets to Duse... ], praising the sonnets, and wishing to talk with her
- Box 2
1908 Jan 3
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ] and relating personally to some of the poems, and discussing the relationship between a work and its artist and how they are perceived by others
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Arthur Hornblow , Editor, The Theatre Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Jan 14TLS, 1 p., w/env.
returning her poem unused due to lack of space
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Vine Colby to Inez (Dutro) George and Frank George1908 JanANS, 2 p. on 1 l.
re the birth of their baby, Barbara George
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Frances Joseph , London, England, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Feb 6ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing appreciation for the book of verses [ Sonnets to Duse... ] sent to Mary F. Raphael , who is not well, and saying that Mrs. Raphael has sent three autographed photographs of her pictures to Sara Teasdale
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Marion Cummings Stanley , University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, to Sara Teasdale, St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Feb 8ALS, 8 p. on 2 l., w/env.
commenting favorably on her book of verse [ Sonnets to Duse... ], which she borrowed from Fred R. Macauley , referring to Sara Teasdale as having "the unmistakable lyric touch," comparing her own verse to Sara Teasdale 's , and wanting to talk with her and get to know her
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Mary F. Raphael , St. Lawrence, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, England, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Mar 1ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing her pleasure in Sara Teasdale 's poem, "Guenevere," writing that their interpretations of Tennyson's masterpiece are very similar and that she will send a photograph of her picture of the work which illustrates this
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The Potters , St. Louis, Missouri, to Inez (Dutro) George , Hutchinson, Kansas,1908 Mar 4Telegram, 1 p.
sending congratulations for their baby, Barbara George
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Pinkie D. McGrew , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Mar 6ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ]
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Agnes M. Schulenberg , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Mar 6ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her book of verse, Sonnets to Duse... , and complimenting her writing
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John Myers O'Hara , The Grunewald, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Mar 8ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
acknowledging her praise for his translation of the odes and fragments of Sappho and writing that he would be glad to send her a copy, and referring to one of her poems as being of "rare beauty of thought and expression"
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Oliver H. Campbell , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Mar 9ALS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing enjoyment of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ] and congratulating her on its success
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John Myers O'Hara , Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Mar 16ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
thanking her for her book of poems [ Sonnets to Duse... ] and expressing his appreciation of the dedicatory triolet to himself, giving high praise to her sonnets and comparing her admirably to Christina Rossetti , critiquing some of the poems, and giving her the original draft of "The Sleep Wind"
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Adelia C. Arens , Detroit, Michigan, to The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Mar 23ALS, 2 p on 1 l.
asking for Sara Teasdale 's address in order to write for permission to set her "The Heart's Hearth" to music
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H. Nelson Gay , Secretary and Treasurer, Keats Shelley Memorial Association, Rome, Italy, to Sara Teasdale , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut,1908 Mar 26ALS, 1 p., w/env.
acknowledging receipt of her poem dedicated to John Keats for the anniversary of his death
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut,1908 Mar 26TLS, 1 p.
enclosing a March 23rd letter from Adelia C. Arens and relaying praises for her Sonnet on John Keats from Elizabeth Waddell and R.E. Lee Gibson
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Elizabeth M. Brown , O'Fallon, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut,1908 May 3ALS, 6 p. on 4 l., with enclosure, w/env.
hoping she is well and commenting on her treatments
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William H. Hills , The Writer, Boston, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale , c/o Harper's Magazine, New York , New York ,1908 May 19TL, 1 p., w/env.
requesting a paragraph referring to her poem, "Love in Autumn" and information about herself, with a page from his magazine
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut,1908 [May]APCS
writing a note about her lines on John Keats on a postcard showing where Keats died which was sent to him from Rome, Italy
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John Myers O'Hara , Hotel Longacre, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut,1908 July 12ALS, 1 p., w/env.
sending along an article from The Evening Post about new books of verse which mentions Sara Teasdale 's sonnet to Sappho
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Henry C. R[ ]e, Pineorchard, Connecticut, to Sara Teasdale , Pomeroy Cottage, Gloucester, Massachusetts,1908 Aug 22ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
acknowledging receipt of her remembrance and wishing to hear her read some of her poems
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Elizabeth McCracken , Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1908 Oct 7TLS, 2 p. on 2 l.
thanking her for her letter and copy of her book, Sonnets to Duse... , saying she had already read her poems while at the home of Arthur Symons along with Julia Marlowe , and mentioning some of her favorite poems by Sara Teasdale
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Mary Elizabeth Willard Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona,1908 Nov 1Telegram
re Sara Teasdale 's impending arrival in Tucson
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , Tucson, Arizona,1908 Dec 23ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
advising her on having Helen of Troy published
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Sara Teasdale , Tucson, Arizona, to Inez (Dutro) George , Hutchinson, Kansas,1909 Jan 28APCS
thanking her for the Christmas gift and saying she is going home next week
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Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Feb 4Telegram
hoping she had a restful journey home
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona,1909 Feb 4Telegram
thanking him for his kindness and sending love to Marion Cummings Stanley
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona,1909 Feb 5Telegram
writing "passed Liberal all right"
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona,1909 Feb 6Telegram
acknowledging receipt of a package
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona1909 Feb 10APCS
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona1909 Mar 10APCS
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1909 Mar 15
TLS, 1 p.
accepting "Helen" for publication
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Thekla Bernays , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Mar 19ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of her book, Sonnets to Duse... , and praising it as well as her gift of writing
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1909 Mar 19
APCS
chiding her for not writing
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1909 Mar 22
TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
relating that a Mr. Sidney Fane of London, England has asked permission to set her poem "Buried Love" to music
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1909 Mar 23
TL, 1 p.
accepting her poems "November" and "Vox Amoris" for publication
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Apr 6ALS, 1 p.
asking her to read a book of poems and write a criticism of it
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Apr 12ALS, 1 p., w/env.
commenting on the death of Algernon Charles Swinburne
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Alice Evelyn Watson , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Apr 15ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
telling her that her poems are beautiful
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Orrick S. Johns , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Apr 16ALS, 6 p. on 2 l., w/env.
writing that her poetry sings; commenting on her literary gift, her lyrical quality, and "the value of the songs,"; and, discussing the "necessity of deciding between the artificial-imagination and this other thing of simplicity in beauty-simplicity and the heart." There is much literary thought and discussion
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Sidney Fane , Claridge House, Sevenoaks, London, England, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Apr 17ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
writing about having his songs published, including one with the words to Sara Teasdale 's poem, "Buried Love"
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona,1909 Apr 23APCS
re the beauty of spring
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1909 May 22
TLS, 1 p.
accepting her poem, "The Prayer," for publicaton
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Ethel M. Kelly , Hampton's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , c/o Current Literature, New York , New York ,1909 June 5TLS, 1 p.
showing an interest in her poem, "On the Death of Swinburne" and wishing to reproduce something of hers in one of their issues
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Thomas C. Clark , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 June 12ALS, 1 p.
sending a copy of one of his new songs, "A Queen of the Long Age"
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut,1909 June 22ALS, 3 p. on 3 l., w/env.
discussing Witter Bynner 's favorable comments on her poetry and his being with publishers Small, Maynard & Company , mentioning John Stapleton Cowley 's praise of "Guenevere," and Zoe Aikin 's new book
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Thomas C. Clark , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan,1909 Aug 3ALS, 3 p. on 3 l., w/env.
thanking her for her book of poems [ Sonnets to Duse... ] and naming his favorites
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Marion Cummings Stanley , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Bruce M. Stanley , Los Angeles, California,1909 Aug 19ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
describing the peacefulness of Charlevoix and her visit with Sara Teasdale , and asking him to send some money
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Marion Cummings Stanley , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Bruce M. Stanley , Los Angeles, California,1909 Aug 21APCS
re boating
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Marion Cummings Stanley , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Bruce M. Stanley , Los Angeles, California,1909 Aug 23ALS, 6 p. on 3 l., w/env.
mentioning a boat trip around Traverse Bay with Mamie Teasdale Wheless , her delight with Charlevoix and Sara Teasdale and her family, and wanting to discuss plans with him
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Marion Cummings Stanley , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Bruce M. Stanley , Los Angeles, California,1909 Aug 26ALS, 4 p. on 2 l., w/env.
discussing a trip around Pine Lake on a "miniature ferry," plans for leaving there and returning to Tucson, Arizona , mentioning Sara Teasdale 's and her poetry writing, receiving "Mr. Sappho's" [John Myers O'Hara] new book, Songs of the Open
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Marion Cummings Stanley , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Bruce M. Stanley , Los Angeles, California1909 Aug 28APCS
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Marion Cummings Stanley , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Bruce M. Stanley , Los Angeles, California1909 Aug 31APCS
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Marion Cummings Stanley , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Bruce M. Stanley , Los Angeles, California,1909 Sep 1ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
re personal matters and plans for leaving
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Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Sep 2APCS
writing about Marion Cummings Stanley 's visit, on a postcard with a view of a river, "The Old Channel," in Charlevoix
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Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Vine Colby , St. Louis,1909 Sep 2APCS
sending a postcard with another view of a river, "Old River," in Charlevoix
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Marion Cummings Stanley , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Bruce M. Stanley , Los Angeles, California,1909 Sep 4ALS, 3 p. on 2 l., w/env.
writing personal news
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Alexander N. DeMenil , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Sep 19ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of her book [ Sonnets to Duse... ] and praising her work
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Madison Cawein , Louisville, Kentucky, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Oct 3ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
praising her book, Sonnets to Duse... , commenting on "Japanese Incense" as being "as fragrant in words as is the perfume it speaks," and saying that her love-songs are as lovely as those of Sappho
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona,1909 Oct 15ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
sending pictures of the buildings in which she is spending time, and reminiscing about time spent with Marion Cummings Stanley
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Clayton Hamilton , Associate Editor, The Forum, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Nov 8ALS, 1 p.
accepting her poem, "To Cleis," for publicaton
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Chen E. Cory , Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1909 Dec 13ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the gift
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona,1909 Dec 21ANS, w/env.
sending a Christmas greeting
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona,1909 Dec 28APCS
thanking him for the candy
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Alfred Edward Housman , University College, London, England, to Sara Teasdale , The Valencia, St. Augustine, Florida,1910 Jan 1ALS, 1 p., w/env.
sending his appreciation of her gift of the book [ Sonnets to Duse... ]
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1910 Jan 10
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting the return of her short monologue, "Sappho," with ANS from the Editor saying that they are using it in the February issue
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Sara Teasdale , The Valencia, St. Augustine, Florida, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri,1910 Jan 17APCS
thinking of her in this "loveliest, quaintest town"
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Sara Teasdale , The Valencia, St. Augustine, Florida, to Bruce M. Stanley , University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona,1910 Feb 10APCS
thanking him for the gift of "the dear little Japanese girl feeding the fawns"
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Sara Teasdale , The Valencia, St. Augustine, Florida, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri,1910 Feb 20APCS
thanking her for "the interesting sixteenth century gentleman with a telephone receiver"
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Sara Teasdale , The Valencia, St. Augustine, Florida, to Bruce M. Stanley , University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona1910 Mar 17APCS
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Caroline Risque to Frank George , Hutchinson, Kansas,1910 Mar 23ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
receiving the baby picutres of Barbara George and the newborn, and asking that the Potter's Wheel be sent to Lillie Rose Ernst at Hosmer Hall
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Frances M. Weir , Kensington, England, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1910 Apr 14ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to set to music her poem, "Pierrot," and giving some information about herself including being a student of Leopold Godowsky
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Olive Ruby Hammon , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1910 Apr 20ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to set to music her poem, "Daisy Time"
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Jessie Johnston Linton , Chigaco, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan,1910 Jul 21ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to set to music her poem, "Pierrot"
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1910 Aug 23
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
enclosing a letter from someone in Aberdeen, Scotland requesting permission to use one of her poems
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Joan A. Rae , Aberdeen, Scotland, to Editor, Century Magazine,1910 AugALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
wishing to obtain Sara Teasdale 's consent for publishing a song with her poem, "Daisy Time," set to music
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George Sterling , Carmel, California, to Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan,1910 Aug 27ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
discussing "Miss French's" work in poetry, gladly accepting Sara Teasdale 's praise of his own work, and mentioning John Myers O'Hara and his "Sapphic poems"
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Joan A. Rae , Aberdeen, Scotland, to Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan,1910 Aug 30ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to publish as a song her poem "Daisy Time" which she has set to music
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B. Russell Herts , Editor, The International, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1910 Sep 8TLS, 1 p.
re using her poems
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1910 Sep 20
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
sending a check in payment for two of her poems to be published in Putnam's Monthly
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B. Russell Herts , Editor, The International, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1910 Oct 27TLS, 1 p.
concerning her poem, "Erinna," which is to appear in their second issue, and mentioning as among her admirers, Louis Untermeyer , Mitchell Kennerley , Michael Monahan , and Richard Le Galliene
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B. Russell Herts , Editor, The International, The Moods Publishing Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1910 Nov 28TLS, 2 p. on 2 l.
concerning the publication of her volume of poems, their undertaking the publishing of four or five volumes of verse as well as the second book of "The Younger Choir," and companies wanting a guarantee of sales when publishing poetry
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1910 Dec 13
TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
offering her a publishing proposition for her volume of verse specifying that she would bear the entire cost of production
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1910 Dec 14
APCS
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Robert Underwood Johnson , Editor, The Century Magazine, Union Square, New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1910 Dec 30TLS, 1 p.
accepting her poem, "The Wind," for publication
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Albert Victor Young , Cable Hall, Knoxville, Tennessee, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Jan 12ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to set to music her poem, "Daisy Time"
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Vine Colby to Petronelle Sombart ,1911 Jan 13ALS, 5 p. on 5 l.
thanking her for the lace jabot, describing at great length the Potter party, and mentioning each of the Potters
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Robert Underwood Johnson , Editor, The Century Magazine, Union Square, New York , to Sara Teasdale , New York , New York ,1911 Feb 6TLS, 1 p., w/env.
according her the right to make further use of her verse, "Song," published by the magazine last July in her book or in a musical setting, and accepting her poem, "The Wind," for publication
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Charles Hanson Towne , Editor, The Delineator, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , New York , New York ,1911 Feb 8ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for her letter and volume, Sonnets to Duse...
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George Sylvester Viereck , Viereck Publishing Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , New York , New York ,1911 Feb 11TLS, 1 p., w/env.
returning the "Young Choir" with his signature
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1911 Feb 15
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning an evening of poetry [a meeting of the Poetry Society of America ]
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Joseph Benson Gilder , Editor, The Saturday Review of Books, The New York Times, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , New York , New York ,1911 Feb 26ALS, 1 p., w/env.
giving his weekday schedule
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Jessie Belle Rittenhouse , Secretary, The Poetry Society of America, Gramercy Park, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , New York , New York ,1911 Feb 26ALS, 1 p., w/env.
wanting to meet her at the next meeting and commenting that Sara Teasdale's "Helen," read by Witter Bynner, was well accepted
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Henry Mills Alden , Editor, Harper's Magazine, Harper & Brothers, Franklin Square, New York , to Sara Teasdale , New York , New York ,1911 Feb 27ALS, 1 p., w/env.
giving his weekday schedule
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Ernest R. Kroeger , Director, the Kroeger School of Music, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , New York , New York ,1911 Feb 28ALS, 1 p.
writing that he has set to music two of her poems, "Buried Love" and "Pierrot"
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John Shea , University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Mar 28ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
finding her quatrain "At Night" to be pure and true
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1911 Mar 30
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book [ Sonnets to Duse... ], and saying it was both a pleasure to read it and to meet her, and commenting that "poets are the most charming people on earth"
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Albert Victor Young , Piano and Harmony, Knoxville, Tennessee, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Apr 19TLS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for giving him permission to use her poems, "Daisy Time" and "Song" as musical settings, and asking permission to use "Twilight"
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona,1911 July 1ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking him for his note about a photograph of herself she had sent
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B. Russell Herts , Editor, The International, The Moods Publishing Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 July 6TLS, 1 p.
calling her "On the Tower" a magnificent piece of work and printing it in the August issue
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Natalie Bigelow , Evanston, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan,1911 Aug 10ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to submit for publication a musical setting of her poem, "The Prayer"
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Natalie Bigelow , Evanston, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan,1911 Aug 28ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for her courtesy and for the pleasure her poems give her
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H. Alexander Matthews , Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Sara Teasdale , [Charlevoix, Michigan],1911 Sep 6ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
acknowledging receipt of her lyrics, and asking her charge for using them
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R.E. Lee Gibson , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 9ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
giving high praise to her work in the book of poems [ Helen of Troy and Other Poems ], and wanting to write a nice review for The Hesperian
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Madison Cawein , Louisville, Kentucky, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 10ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her book of poems [ Helen of Troy... ], especially the love songs, and wanting to send her a copy of his selected Poems
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George Sylvester Viereck , The Viereck Publishing Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 10TLS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the gift of the charming book [ Helen of Troy... ]
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B. Russell Herts , Editor, The International, The Moods Publishing Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 10TLS, 1 p., w/env.
commenting on her book of poems, Helen of Troy...
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Alexander N. DeMenil , The Hesperian, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 10ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of Helen of Troy... and wishing her success
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Lily S. Anthony , Montrose, Pennsylvania, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 11ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the gift, [ Helen of Troy... ], and planning to read the verses with her husband on their wedding trip
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1911 Oct 11
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the volume, [ Helen of Troy... ], and commenting on its "lyric splendor"
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Orrick Johns , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 12ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book, [ Helen of Troy... ], saying that he has written a review of her book for The Mirror , and commenting that "On the Tower" us "dramatic promise as well as fine poetry"
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Robert Underwood Johnson , Editor, The Century Magazine, Union Square, New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 13TLS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of Helen of Troy... , and sending in return a copy of his Poems
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Marion Cummings Stanley , Tucson, Arizona, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 13ALS, 6 p. on 3 l., w/env.
calling the verses in her book, [ Helen of Troy... ] "dear and familiar," showing pride in the dedication, saying that she was glad the book arrived after her spell of illness and melancholy and that she is looking forward to better health and the success of her own book
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Witter Bynner , Windsor, Vermont, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 16ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book Helen of Troy... , and promising to copy some verses for her
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Paul Y. Tupper , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 16ALS, 2 p.on 2 l., w/env.
referring to her new book, Helen to Troy... , as a "perfect delight," and thanking her for the copy
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 17ALS, 1 p., w/env.
commenting that Orrick Johns has written a fine review of Helen of Troy...
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1911 Oct 19
ALS, 2 p.on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the volume of Helen of Troy... , and mentioning the lyrics she especially liked
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Thekla Bernays , The Washington, St. Louis, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 21ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the gift of her book, Helen of Troy... , and commenting that the love-songs are her favorite and that they "have that artlessness that signifies the mastery of art"
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Henry Mills Alden , Editor, Harper's Magazine, Harper & Brothers, Franklin Square, New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 23ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for sending the volume of verse, Helen of Troy... , and indicating that it has already become a family treasure
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1911 Oct 23
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book, Helen of Troy... , and mentioning his boarders' reaction to the volume
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Alfred Edward Housman , Trinity College, Cambridge, England, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 25ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the gift of her poems, Helen of Troy...
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Mrs. A.D. Kerry , Seattle, Washington, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 27ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to set to music her poem, "Twilight," with ANS from her mother, Mary Elizabeth Willard Teasdale , on back
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1911 Oct 27
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
admiring her "powers & artistic discrimination," commenting on his own verse, "The Poet," which Sara Teasdale had praised, sending her "a little burlesque volume," The Younger Quire , saying she will like the review of her Helen of Troy... , and praising her work
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William H. Gardner , Boston, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Oct 28ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing his enjoyment of her poems, extending congratulations on her book, Helen of Troy... , commenting on Charles Hanson Towne 's splendid work, and saying that his own "sense of rhythm is so lyrical in style..."
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1911 Oct 30
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting some biographical information for his upcoming article on poets
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1911 Nov 5
ALS, 5 p. on 2 l., w/env.
praising her book of verse, Helen of Troy... , discussing a trip to Europe and plans for a future trip abroad, and mentioning a meeting of the Poetry Society of America with a discussion of the Irish plays and invluding interesting persons such as Henry Van Dyke and Curtis Hidden Page
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Frederick Oakes Sylvester , Central High School, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Nov 5ALS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing his appreciation of the gift of her book, Helen of Troy... , and sending a token in return
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1911 Nov 8
ALS, 6 p. on 3 l., w/env.
giving high praise to her book of verse, Helen of Troy... , calling "Helen of Troy" and "On the Tower" "postive triumphs," critiquing several of the poems, comparing her favorably to Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Christina Rossetti , and writing a French translation of "The Pagan End"
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John L. Hervey , Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Nov 11ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the volume of her poems, Helen of Troy... , calling her "a real poet," and saying that it will be a delightful privilege to read her new poems
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1911 Nov 16
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to publish his musical setting of her verse, "Song," and asking to use the first line as the title
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Julia Marlowe Sothern , Manhattan Opera House, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Nov 24ALS, 1 p., w/env.
wishing to meet with her to discuss her book, Helen of Troy...
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Julia G. Scott , President General, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, D.C., to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Nov 20TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
sending thanks for her book of verse, Helen of Troy...
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Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Nov 30ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
reminiscing about a Thanksgiving dinner with Marion Cummings Stanley and Sara, writing about Marion's despair over the illness of her mother, and expressing his delight in reading her book, Helen of Troy...
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Frank K. Hallack , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Nov 24ALS,3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book, Helen of Troy... and commenting on her great talent
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Edward L. Preetorius , President, The Saint Louis Times, St. Louis, Missouri, to Louis H. Behrens , Times Building, St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 1TLS, 1 p.
re a column review of Sara Teasdale 's book, Helen of Troy... , in the following day's paper
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Theodosia Garrison , Elizabeth, New Jersey, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 3ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing her pleasure at receiving her book, Helen of Troy... , and encouraging her to "keep on singing-for all of us"
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona,1911 Dec 4ALS, 7 p. on 2 l., w/env.
reminiscing about her stay with him and Marion Cummings Stanley , and asking him to send a copy of her book (which she will supply), Helen of Troy... , to Richard LeGallienne of Harper's Magazine , under his own name
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Madison Cawein , Louisville, Kentucky, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 5ALS, 1 p., w/env.
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1911 Dec 6
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
looking forward to reading her volume of verse, Helen of Troy... , and hoping that their reviewer will mention it
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona,1911 Dec 10ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
enclosing some clippings for Marion Cummings Stanley , planning to mail her book, Helen of Troy... to him to send to Richard LeGallienne , and mentioning her poor health
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 11TLS, 1 p., w/env.
commenting on the St. Louis Times review of her book, Helen of Troy... , and on their literary relationship
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Charles E. Savage , G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 12TLS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
apologizing for the delay in sending copies of Helen of Troy... to periodicals she requested, and returning the reviews of her book
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John Sanburn Phillips , Editor, The American Magazine,1911 Dec 13TLS, 1 p.
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B. Russell Herts , Editor, The International, The Moods Publishing Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 13TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting one of her sonnets for the next issue and revealing that Louis Untermeyer will be reviewing her book, Helen of Troy... , in the current issue
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1911 Dec 15
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising the verses in her book, Helen of Troy... and commenting on their beauty
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Thomas C. Clark , Albiou, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 15ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
reminding her of her promise to present a copy of her book, Helen of Troy... , to him
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Elizabeth K. Mew , Indianapolis, Indiana, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 16ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
sending holiday greetings and commenting "how pleasing to turn to a comforting poem and find solace in a kindred spirit"
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Rufus Rockwell Wilson , Seattle, Washington, to Sara Teasdale , c/o G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York , New York ,1911 Dec 16TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting information from her for his "calendar of the poets"
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Charles E. Savage , G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 16TLS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning an enquiry on her first volume, Sonnets to Duse...
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1911 Dec 19
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
congratulating her after seeing the review of her book, Helen of Troy..., in the St. Louis Times, written on an announcement of new employment with Hornblower & Weeks
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona1911 Dec 21APCS
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1911 Dec 22
ALS, w/env.
concerning the Poetry Society of America , and mentioning certain persons -- Cale Young Rice , Josephine Peabody , Percy Mackaye --planning to attend their annual dinner
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Louis Untermeyer , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 23ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
writing in answer to her note about his review of Helen of Troy... and further critiquing the poetry as he would have if given more space in The International , and commenting that the attitude in the love lyrics is that of a woman
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George Sterling , Carmel, California, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 25ALS, 4 p. on 4 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book of poems, Helen of Troy... , finding her lyrics "poignant and pertinent," commenting on several of his personal favorites, and giving a brief comment on Rudyard Kipling
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Fannie L. Richey , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 26ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
enclosing a letter from a friend praising Sara Teasdale 's book of poems, Helen of Troy... and commenting on Teasdale's understanding
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George Sylvester Viereck , The Viereck Publishing Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 26TLS, 1 p., w/env.
asking the basis for her poem, "Sappho"
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George S. Johns , St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale, Missouri,1911 Dec 28ALS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing gratitude for the copy of her book, Helen of Troy... , and commenting on her gift of song
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1911 Dec 30
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
commenting that her "The Poor House" was the only poem read at the meeting of the Poetry Society of America
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Ella M. Kricklaus , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1911 Dec 31ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
saying she has read her book, Helen of Troy... , and writing of having the same dream twice
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Josephine McGill , Louisville, Kentucky, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Jan 3ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to set to music her poem "When Love Comes Singing to his Heart"
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George Sylvester Viereck , The Viereck Publishing Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Jan 3TLS, 1 p., w/env.
revealing himself as an admirer of her work and putting her in a class with himself
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1912 Jan 4
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
receiving her acceptance to the annual dinner of the Poetry Society of America
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Rupert Henry Whitcomb to Sara Teasdale ,1912 Jan 6ALS, 1 p.
thanking her for her effort to go to the Guild and for allowing him to use her poems in a musical setting
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Elizabeth McCracken , Editor, Home Progress, Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale , New York , New York ,1912 Jan 15TLS, 1 p.
thanking her for `The Book of Poems' and sending a circular of Home Progress along with some literary notes
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W. W. Tulloch ("Orion"), Perth, The Club House, St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Jan 15ALS, 1 p.
sending a review and thanking her for the charming poems
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Jan 16TLS, 1 p., w/env.
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Frank George , Hutchinson, Kansas,1912 Jan 16ANS, 2 p. on 1 l.
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George Sylvester Viereck , The Waldorf-Astoria, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 JanALS, 1 p.
praising her as the "most gifted of the lyric girls," also signed by Richard LeGallienne and B. Russell Herts
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William Stanley Braithwaite , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 2ALS, 1 p., w/env.
appreciative of her book, [Helen of Troy...]
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Frederick Oakes Sylvester , Central High School, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 3ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
taking the liberty of sending his edition of poems, and expressing his delight in her two books [Sonnets to Duse...] and [Helen of Troy...]
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George Sterling , Carmel, California, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 12ALS, 2 p.on 2 l., w/env.
sending her a copy of his book, commenting on her style and on his own, asking if she knows Zoe Akins and writing that she sent him her book of poems, and discussing the beauty of Carmel
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Dugald Stewart Walker , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 14ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
showing his gratitude for her book, [Helen of Troy...] , and inviting her to tea
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Blanche Shoemaker Wagstaff , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 16ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing her "more poignant" pleasure in Sara Teasdale 's poems after meeting her
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Anna Branch , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 17ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for her book [Helen of Troy...] and admiring its style, and giving a message from Edith Thomas
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Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York , to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona,1912 Feb 19APCS, w/env.
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Curtis Hidden Page , Columbia University, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 23ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
acknowledging receipt of her book [Helen of Troy...] and expressing his pleasure in reading it, and giving a critique of many of the poems
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Ethel Peyser , Editor, Good Housekeeping Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 23ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her poem, "The Poorhouse" and confirming luncheon plans
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Gertrude Cawein , The National Arts Club, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 25ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the inscribed copy of her book [Helen of Troy...]
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Theodosia Garrison Faulks , Elizabeth, New Jersey, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 26ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing her delight in seeing Sara Teasdale 's name in so many magazines, and requesting to have tea with her
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 28TLS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
thanking her for her letter of appreciation for Louis Untermeyer 's poem, and commenting on George Sylvester Viereck , B. Russell Herts , and Orrick Johns
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Edward J. Wheeler , Editorial Rooms, Current Literature, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Feb 29TLS, 1 p., w/env.
commenting on her sweet letter and on "the twilight of Poetry"
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Alexander Harvey , Editorial Rooms, Current Literature, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 1TLS, 1 p., w/env.
finding her genius in the pages of Helen of Troy...
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W. W. Tulloch ("Orion"), Murray House, Perth, St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 1ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
commenting on the review of her book, [Helen of Troy...] , which he previously sent, written on a flyer about himself entitled "A .... Journalistic Jubilee.. ."
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Wilfred Funk , Editorial Rooms, The Literary Digest, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 8ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the note and book of verse [Helen of Troy...]
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Campbell Mason , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 9ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
referring to her poem, "Four Winds," as "deep, refreshing, and ... so cruelly true," and waiting to pick up a copy of her volume [Helen of Troy...]
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Joyce Kilmer , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 12ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
writing that he will sign his name to the sonnet [as requested], intending to return The Younger Choir in person instead of by mail, inviting her and Dugald Stewart Walker to visit one evening, and expecting Aline and Kenton to call on her the following day
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William Stanley Braithwaite , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 19ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
requesting her to "contribute an original complimentary poem in honor of Browning's centenary" for an article in the Boston Transcript on May 4, honoring Robert Browning , and mentioning Carman Bliss , Edwin Markham , and Edwin Arlington Robinson as being among those who have already consented
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Harper & Brothers , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 21TLS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning a request through their London office from Messrs. Chappell & Co., Ltd. , to publish her poem, "Pierrot," with a musical setting
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Clayton Hamilton , The Players, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 24ALS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing his pleasure in receiving her book of poems [Helen of Troy...] , and looking forward to meeting her one day
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Arthur Guiterman , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 24ALS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing his pleasure in reading her book [Helen of Troy...] , and commenting on her writing improvement
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Laurence J. Gomme , The Forum, Mitchell Kennerley Publisher, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 27ALS, 1 p., w/env.
looking forward to having her inscribe his copy of her book of poems
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Nana Wilcox Putnam , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 28ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing her great pleasure at receiving her letter and book [Helen of Troy...] , and discussing friendship
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Josie Grevé Oppenheim , Walforf-Astoria, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Mar 30TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for her book of poems [Helen of Troy...] , and returning her kindness with a copy of her own novel
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1912 Mar 31
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
wanting to exchange his book, The Iron Muse , autographed, for any one of her books, and explaining the concept of his book, enclosing two of his poems, "Reno" and "The Star"
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Leonard D. Abbott , The Current Literature Publishing Co., New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Apr 6ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
acknowledging her kindness in sending the inscribed copy of her book [Helen of Troy...] , and expressing his thoughts after meeting her, with enclosure on "The Modern School"
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Robert Bridges , Scribner's Magazine, Charles Scribner's Sons Publishers, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Apr 6TLS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for a copy of her volume of poems, Helen of Troy... , and commenting on her clarity of poetic ideas
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Anna Hinrichs , Secretary, The Papyrus Club of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Apr 10ALS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning the club's thirty-fourth meeting and enclosing a program
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Editor (Ferdinand Earle) , "The Lyric Year," The Forum, Mitchell Kennerley Publishers, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Apr 25TLS, 1 p.
requesting "new treasures" for "The Lyric Year," and referring to a poem in process addressed to Sara Teasdale
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Editor, "The Lyric Year," The Forum, Mitchell Kennerley Publishers, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 May 3TLS, 1 p.
commenting on his verse coming slowly and on finishing his poem dedicated to Sara Teasdale by a year or so, and writing to ask if she "will not find the rare inspiration on the sea," in reference to her sailing to Europe
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Editor, "The Lyric Year," The Forum, Mitchell Kennerley Publishers, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 May 3ALS, 1 p., w/env.
intending to extend the poetry contest and commenting on her wanting to sell her poem
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Idress Head , Librarian, Missouri Historical Society, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 May 8ALS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting her to autograph a recently purchased book of her writings
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Josephine Hilty Abramson , Los Angeles, California, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 May 13ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to use two of her poems in musical settings
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Josephine McGill , Louisville, Kentucky, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 May 18ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting to use another one of her poems, "Less than the Cloud to the Wind," in a musical setting, and sending the title notice about "When Love Comes Singing"
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1912 May 25
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to use her verse, "At Night," in a musical setting
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John G. Neihardt , Bancroft, Nebraska, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 June 2TLS, 1 p.
requesting biographical data, a photograph and review copies from her publishers for an upcoming series of special articles on American poets that he is going to undertake in his new capacity as head of a literary department in The Minneapolis Journal
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John G. Neihardt , Bancroft, Nebraska, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 June 25ALS, 1 p.
following up on his last letter since he has not heard from her, and naming some contributors to the article
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1912 June 28
APCS
repeating a prior request
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Jessie T. Pease to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 July 12ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to use her poem, "Pierrot," in a musical setting
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Sara Teasdale , Florence, Italy, to Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri1912 July 12APCS
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1912 July 18
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to put Sara Teasdale 's verse, "Song," to music
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John G. Neihardt , Bancroft, Nebraska, to Sara Teasdale , Palace Hotel, Monteverioc, Suisse (Switzerland),1912 July 19ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the letter and copy of Helen of Troy... , trying to express the sincerity of his motive in doing the project, and praising her blank verse poems
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Gertrude Cate , Wellesley, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale ,1912 July 20ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
praising her volumes, Sonnets to Duse... and Helen of Troy... , and desiring to obtain a copy of the latter
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Editor (Ferdinand Earle?) , "The Lyric Year," The Forum, Mitchell Kennerley Publisher, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Italy,1912 Aug 14ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
acknowledging receipt of her songs and letters, praising the "rapture and delicacy" of her "From the Sea," and mentioning the poetry contest
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W. F. Melton , Emory College, Oxford, Georgia, to Sara Teasdale , c/o The Century Magazine, New York , New York ,1912 Sep 9TLS, 1 p., w/env.
passing on a compliment from Ella Wheeler Willcox and requesting a list of her books along with the publishers' names
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May W. Dorman , Indianapolis, Indiana, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Sep 16ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
asking for Jessie Belle Rittenhouse 's address in order to express her interest in the Poetry Society of America , and praising Sara Teasdale 's verses
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Mitchell Kennerley , "The Lyric Year," The Forum, Mitchell Kennerley Publisher, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1912 Sep 21TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem, "I Shall Not Care," for publication
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Editor, "The Lyric Year," The Forum, Mitchell Kennerley Publisher,1912 Sep 24ALS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing his pleasure in Mitchell Kennerley 's acceptance of her poem for "The Lyric Year"
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Oct 16TNS, 1 p., w/enclosure
sending "a few lines of opinion upon your verse..."
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William Stanley Braithwaite , Winthrop, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale ,1912 Oct 17ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/enclosure
concerning her request for his review of Helen of Troy... and his own editorship of "The Poetry Journal"
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1912 Oct 22
TLS, 1 p.
writing a brief opinion of [Helen of Troy...]
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Thomas Augustine Daly , Germantown, Pennsylvania, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis,1912 Nov 29ALS, 1 p.
admiring her and thanking her for her kind thoughts
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1912 Dec 2
TLS, 1 p.
accepting Sara Teasdale 's poem, "Off Capri"
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1912 Dec 5
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
commenting on the honesty of her poetry, mentioning her review of Helen of Troy... , and asking if she knows George Buchanan Fife
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Percy MacKaye , Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Dec 4TLS, 1 p.
thanking her for the copy of Helen of Troy...
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Fannie Stearns Davis , Pittsfield, Massachusetts,1912 Dec 5ALS, 4 p. on 1 l.
expressing her admiration for Sara Teasdale 's poetry and her gratitude for Teasdale noticing her writing
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1912 Dec 9TLS, 1 p.
accepting her Christmas poem and requesting a review of John Hall Wheelock 's book of poetry
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1912 Dec 10
AL, 3 p. on 2 l., w/enclosures, w/env.
confessing to be a great admirer of her poetry and Helen of Troy... , thanking her for her note, and enclosing a circular of his new book, The Beloved Adventure
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona1912 Dec 21APCS
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W. W. Tulloch , Perth, The Club House, St. Andrews, Fife, to Sara Teasdale ,1912ALS, 1 p.
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1913 Jan 13
TLS, 1 p.
accepting "Sappho" for future publication
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Frank George ,1913 Jan 15ANS, 2 p. on 1 l.
thanking him for the booklet
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Bliss Carman , New Canaan, Connecticut, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1913 Jan 20ALS, 4 p. on 1 l, w/enclosure, w/env.
thanking her for the book and giving a glowing opinion of [Helen of Troy...]
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Editor, Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1913 Jan 25TLS, 1 p.
accepting "The Hour," with a slight change in the second stanza
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Editor, Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1913 Feb 1TLS, 2 p. on 1 l.
returning her poem, "The Hour," since she rejects the change and apologizing for a printing error
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Edna St. Vincent Millay , Grand Central Station, New York , to Sara Teasdale , New York , New York ,1913 Feb 11ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
looking forward to meeting an old friend (Sara Teasdale) for the first time
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Cale Young Rice , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1913 Feb 11ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the volume, Helen of Troy...
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Editor, Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1913 Feb 12TLS, 1 p.
reaching an agreement concerning her poem, "The Hour"
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Lawrence Gilman , Managing Editor, Harper's Weekly, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1913 Feb 13TLS, 1 p.
accepting her two poems, "Song" and "Gifts"
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Cale Young Rice , Louisville, Kentucky, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington,1913 Mar 3ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing his having the "true pleasure of finding a heart-full of real love lyrics" and praising her work
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William Stanley Braithwaite , Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington,1913 Mar 5ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
accepting two of her poems for The Poetry Journal , and mentioning a tete-a-tete with [Alfred] Noyes
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H. L. Mencken , Baltimore, Maryland, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,TLS, 1 p., w/env.
commenting that her work is just what the Smart Set needs
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1913 Mar 19
ALS, 1 p.
praising her as the best "writer of delicate lyrics" and commenting on some of her verse in Helen of Troy...
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1913 Mar 21
ALS, 1 p.
sending a tribute to her muse and expressing his enjoyment of her visit
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Nathan Haskell Dole , Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington,1913 Mar 28ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her volume and apologizing for his delay in writing due to his busy schedule
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Harriet Monroe , Editor, Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale ,1913 Mar 31ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
keeping six of her poems for publication and suggesting a few changes
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Ruth Guthrie Harding , Paterson, New Jersey, to Sara Teasdale ,1913 Apr 11ALS, 7 p. on 2 l.
mentioning the [Alfred] Noyes affair and [Jessie Belle] Rittenhouse , sending her copy of Helen of Troy... for an inscription and praising its "Love-Songs," and discussing a reading by Alfred Noyes of The Forty Singing Seamen
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Willard H. Wright , Editor, The Smart Set, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1913 Apr 12TLS, 1 p.
admitting to be an admirer of her work and accepting "Enough" and "Prayer"
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1913 May 5
ALS, 1 p.
requesting permission to set "Pierrot Plays in the Garden" to music
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, The Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale ,1913 May 9ALS, 1 p.
commenting on her note and verse, "A Forsaken Garden" about the vandalism of Snows Garden
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Louis Albert Lamb , to Sara Teasdale ,1913 May 17ALS, 1 p.
calling her poem, ["A Forsaken Garden"] "pure music in plainest English!..."
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Helen S. Livingstone , Mineapolis, Minnesota, to Putnam Publishing Company ,1913 May 28ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to publish a song, Sara Teasdale 's "Pierrot," set to music
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Vachel Lindsay , Springfield, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale , Altasand, Charlevoix, Michigan,1913 July 11ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
sending under separate cover The Creed of a Beggar and The Rules of the Road , and looking forward to "a most profitable friendship"
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Agnes Freer , Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale ,1913 July 19ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
thanking her for the book of verse, Helen of Troy... , and praising her true touch
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1913 July 29
ALS, 1 p.
praising one of her narrative poems and hoping to be able to publish it
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Willard H. Wright , Editor, The Smart Set, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1913 Aug 2TLS, 1 p.
holding two of her poems, "After Parting" and "February"
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Henry Mills Alden , Editor, Harper's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1913 Aug 7TLS, 1 p.
discussing the poet's adaptation of his or her work to their wants
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Alice C. Henderson , Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, to Sara Teasdale ,1913 Aug 16ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
promising to take Sara Teasdale 's book of poems to a nice quiet spot
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1913 Aug 19
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
thanking her for her book, [Helen of Troy...]
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M. S. O'Donnell , Malden Marr, to Sara Teasdale ,1913 Aug 21ALS, 1 p.
requesting a signed autograph copy of her poem, "I Shall not Care"
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Robert Sterling Yard , Editor, The Century Magazine, Union Square, New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1913 Aug 26TLS, 1 p.
praising her "The Carpenter's Son" as a beautiful and impressive poem and accepting it for their Christmas issue
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1913 Sep 8
ALS, 1 p.
requesting an autograph quotation and signature
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1913 Sep 9
TLS, 1 p.
accepting "Spring Night" for publication and requesting biographical information
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Arthur B. Maurice , Editor, The Bookman, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1913 Oct 2TLS, 1 p.
accepting "Sea Spray" at the usual rate
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Willard H. Wright , Editor, The Smart Set, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1913 Oct 11TLS, 1 p.
holding two of her poems, "Spring Night" and "The Subway Station," with a discussion of his thoughts on the latter
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Willard H. Wright , Editor, The Smart Set, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1913 Nov 15TLS, 1 p.
accepting "Heinkehr"
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Frederick M. Steele , President, Standard Forgings Company, Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale ,1913 Nov 17TLS, 1 p.
requesting an autograph poem and signature to add to his "collection of autographic documents" in American literature
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1913 Nov 21
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
expressing her regrets at missing her visit and explaining their custom concerning payment when using a manuscript
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1913 Nov 26
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
praising her work
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Magda Decker , Webster Groves, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1913 Dec 8ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
inviting her to read her poetry at the Monday Club 's Poets Day, and mentioning Zoe Akins
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William Stanley Braithwaite , Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale , Hotel Martha Washington, New York , New York ,1913 Dec 9ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
discussing his Anthology of Magazine Verse , requesting her to obtain permission from Robert Bridges to use her "Sappho" in the publication, and praising her verse
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William Stanley Braithwaite , Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale ,1913 Dec 30ALS, 1 p.
requesting a portrait and autograph copies of her poems "Sappho" and "The Old Maid" for promotional purposes
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1913 Dec 30
APCS
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1914 Jan 4
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
asking her consent to set her poem, "Enough" to music
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Williamina Parrish , Rome, Italy, to Vine Colby McCasland , Springfield, Missouri1914 Jan 6APCS
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1914 Jan 21
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/enclosure
hoping to see her at the Literature Committee meeting the following day, and mentioning John Hall Wheelock
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1914 Jan 24
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
discussing her poetry
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1914 Jan 28
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to set to music her poem, "The Lines"
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1914 Feb 5
TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/enclosure
expressing appreciation of hearing several of Sara Teasdale 's poems
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Editor, Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1914 Feb 9TLS,
accepting her poems, "The Bay of Naples," "Alchemy," and "Twilight," w/ANS from Margaret Elizabeth Willard Teasdale on verso
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1914 Mar 5
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting to use "The Look" in a musical setting
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1914 Mar 8
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l.
thanking her for the book, Helen of Troy... and praising her work
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1914 Mar 13
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to publish her poem, "Song," with a musical setting
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Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Bruce M. Stanley , Tucson, Arizona,1914 Mar 17ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing concern over Marion Cummings Stanley
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1914 Apr 8
ALS, 1 p.
asking for an autographed volume of her work with a dedication for an exhibit
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Hortense Flexner , Louisville, Kentucky, to Sara Teasdale ,1914 Apr 23ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
praising her ability to write about certain subjects with such ease
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Anita Bartle Brackenbury , Surrey, England, to Sara Teasdale ,1914 May 5ALS, 4 p. on 4 l.
expressing pleasure in her Helen of Troy... and naming several of her favorites, and mentioning poets she likes, such as Emily Dickinson , Josephine Preston Peabody , John Banister Tabb , and Bliss Carman
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Elizabeth Cutting , The North American Review, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1914 May 6TLS, 1 p.
accepting her poem, "To the Mother Of A Poet"
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Elizabeth van R. Lemont , Wellesley, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale ,1914 May 23ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to use her poem, "The Look," with a musical setting in the annual book of Songs by Wellesley Students
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Percy Lee Atherton , Boston, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale ,1914 May 27ALS, 1 p., w/enclosure
requesting permission to set her poem, "The Look," to music
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Florence H. Perin , Brookline, Massachusetts,1914 June 1TLS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting one or more of Sara Teasdale 's poems to be included in her compilation books of poems and prayers, "Sunlit Days" and "Starlit Nights"
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Louise Ayres Garnett , Evanston, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale ,1914 June 5ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
thanking her for permission to set her poem, "The Look," to music and mentioning Eunice Tietjens
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Editor, The Bookman, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1914 June 25TL, 1 p.
enclosing a check for use of her poem, "At Night," in their July issue
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Elsie Jade Hawson , Fresno, California, to Sara Teasdale ,1914 July 6ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to use her poem, "The Look," for a musical setting
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Edward J. Wheeler , Editor, Current Opinion, to Sara Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan,1914 Aug 19TLS, 2 p. on 2 l.
praising and critiquing her Rivers to the Sea
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Charles E. Rush , Librarian, The Free Public Library of St. Joseph, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1914 Oct 14TLS, 2 p. on 2 l.
asking for her "hearty approval" and help with their `House Party' honoring Missouri authors and writers, and describing the city's and the library's plans for the affair
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Charles Hanson Towne , along with Edith M. Thomas and Percy MacKaye , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale ,1914 Nov 10TL, 1 p.
requesting Sara Teasdale 's presence at a dinner in honor of Jessie Belle Rittenhouse as one of those represented in Rittenhouse's volume, The Little Book of Modern American Verse
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Allen Dale Smith, Jr. , Galveston, Texas, to Sara Teasdale ,1914 Dec 4ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
asking who published Sonnets to Duse and Helen of Troy... and whether or not she has had published subsequent volumes
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Clara K. Wellman , Cleveland, Ohio, to Sara Teasdale ,1915 Jan 4ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to publish "The Look," as a song
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Mary Blue , Dayton, Ohio, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Jan 7ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to publish her poem, "The Look," as a song, and explaining that she is seventeen and wishes to further her education as a pianist
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Paul A. Schmitt , Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Jan 25TLS, 1 p.
requesting on behalf of the composer permission to publish her poem, "The Look," with a musical setting
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Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Arthur Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri, to Frank George ,1915 Feb 13ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
claiming that his daughter Barbara George 's poems are charming, and giving news of her marriage to Ernst B. Filsinger on December 19
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Howes Norris, Jr. , Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale ,1915 Feb 19ALS, 1 p.
requesting some sentiment and autograph for his collection
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H. L. Mencken , Editor, Smart Set, to Sara Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Feb 23TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poems "Swan" and "Come" for publication, and mentioning "Dusk in War-Time," "Morning," "Leaves," and "Bitterness"
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Edward L. B. Howard , Boston, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Mar 5ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting her autograph for his collection of over two-hundred poets
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William Rose Benet , Assistant Editor, The Century Magazine, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Mar 8TLS, 1 p.
accepting her poems "Peace" and "The Lighted Window" for publication, w/ANS at bottom
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Douglas Malloch , The Society of Midland Authors, Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Mar 11TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting her membership in their new organization
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Charlotte V. Butterfield , Saybrook, Connecticut, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Mar 16ANS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to publish her poem "The Look" to a musical setting
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1915 Mar 19
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to publish her poem "Spring" with the understanding that they cannot pay
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[ ], Department of English, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Arthur Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Mar 23ALS, 1 p., w/env.
extending an invitation to her and her husband to see him and his class on April 1, and briefly discussing his plans for that day's class
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1915 Mar 24
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to publish Sara Teasdale 's "The River" with music
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The Denver Music Company , Denver, Colorado, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Mar 26TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to publish a musical setting of her poem "The Look"
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Timothy Spelman , Brooklyn, New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Arthur Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Apr 24ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to use three of her poems as lyrics for songs
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Harper & Brothers , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Arthur Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri,1915 May 5TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem "The Cloud" for publication
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Jacqueline Hendrick Hoyt , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Arthur Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri,1915 May 12ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to use several of her poems from Helen of Troy... for musical settings
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Robert Frost , Littleton, New Hampshire, to Ernest B. Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 May 16ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking him for his generous praise, admiring his wife's poetry, and mentioning Louis Untermeyer
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Edmund R. Brown , Boston, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Arthur Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri,1915 May 19TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
concerning an idea of selling an autographed collection of books of verse and about verse to raise money for The Poetry Journal , and mentioning Conrad Aiken , Temple Scott , and William Stanley Braithwaite
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H. L. Mencken , Editor, The Smart Set, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Arthur Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri,1915 June 3TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem "Dreams" for publication
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox , Short Beach, Connecticut, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 June 14TLS, 1 p., w/env.
writing in appreciation of her charming note, and mentioning Theodosia (Garrison) Faulks
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Amy M. Beach , San Francisco, California, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 June 17ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
writing in appreciation of her kind note and enclosed lyrics, praising "Night Song at Amalfi" particularly, and wishing to compose songs from some of the poems whenever she is not too busy with giving concerts
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Ernest R. Kroeger , Director, The Kroeger School of Music, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 June 18TLS, 1 p., w/env.
expecting to set to music her poems "Come" and "The Kiss" this summer
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Robert F. Walker , Judge, Supreme Court, Jefferson City, Missouri, to William Marion Reedy , Reedy's Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri,1915 June 18TLS, 1 p.
criticizing Sara Teasdale 's recently published "In a Lighted Window"
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William Marion Reedy , Reedy's Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 June 21ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
discussing her little boy poem ["In a Lighted Window"] and Judge Walker's opinion of it in his June 18 letter, expressing his view of Zoe [Akin] and her anthology, and discussing free verse
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Edward C. Murch , The MacMillan Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 July 1TLS, 1 p., w/env.
offering a royalty of ten percent on all copies sold of her Rivers to the Sea and submitting a sample page
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William Rose Benet , The Century Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 July 2TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting the revision of "Summer Night, Riverside" for future publication
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Mr. and Mrs. John Warren Teasdale , Charlevoix, Michigan, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 July 3Telegram
congratulating her on her success with The MacMillan Company
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Luella Ohusted Burnham , Wellesley, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 July 8ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to set to music her poem "The Look"
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Martha Emma Watts , Asheville, North Carolina, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 July 18ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
congratulating her on having her poems published by The MacMillan Company and telling of her own writing
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G. Schirmer (Inc.) , Music Publishers, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 July 23TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting to use two musical settings "But What if I Heard my First Love" and "The Kiss in Colin's Eye" based on her poems
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The MacMillan Company , New York , New York , to Messrs. Stix, Baer, & Fuller , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 July 23TL, 1 p.
concerning the publication of Sara Teasdale 's poetry and the possibility of having advance order copies autographed
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William Stanley Braithwaite , Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 July 27ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
concerning his anthology coming out in October, and asking her assistance by sending her extra set of proofs when corrected and by contacting William Marion Reedy
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John Alden Carpenter , Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 July 28ALS, 1 p., w/env.
praising her poems that she sent and hoping to use some of them
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William Marion Reedy , Reedy's Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 July 28TLS, 1 p., w/env.
feeling that her book will be a success
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Rosalie L. Hausmann , San Francisco, California, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Charlevoix, Michigan,1915 Aug 12ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
complimenting her poems as being admirably fitted for American songs, and saying that she has set four of them to musical settings
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Conrad Aiken , Cuttingsville, Vermont, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Charlevoix, Michigan,1915 Aug 14ALS, 1 p., w/env.
criticizing the Imagist movement but commenting favorably on John Gould Fletcher 's work, and mentioning his drifting away from the group
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Henry A. Bellows , The Bellman, Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , [Charlevoix, Michigan],1915 Aug 14TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting one of her poems for publication
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W. J. Marsh , Fort Worth, Texas, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Charlevoix, Michigan,1915 Aug 23ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
concerning a suite of songs "Five Songs of Autumn" written by himself using her poems "Twilight," "November," "Dreams," and "Dead Leaves"
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John G. Neihardt , Bancroft, Nebraska, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Sep 14ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
agreeing to see her book and review it, discussing the "woman and poet," mentioning MacMillan publishing his Song of Hugh Glass , and inquiring about her interest in Greek
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O. W. Firkins , Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Sep 19ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
agreeing to review her book and giving a lengthy discussion of a reviewer's work
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Maggie W. Barry , Sherman, Texas, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Sep 19ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising and criticizing her poetry, and discussing the teaching of poetry
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Frederick Hoppin Nowland , Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Sep 25ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to quote her poem "Spring in War Time" in a book being prepared about the war in Europe
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Gordon Balch Nevin , Cleveland, Ohio, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Sep 28TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to use her poem "I Shall Not Care" in a musical setting
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Wilbur L. Cross , Editor, Yale Review, New Haven, Connecticut, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 1TLS, 1 p., w/env.
asking for some poems
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1915 Oct 9
ALS, 8 p. on 4 l., w/env.
giving glowing and detailed praise of her work in Rivers to the Sea , writing of "the deep human beauty of this great poem," "the holy core of life itself...and needful to be reminded by such as you,--...," Sara Teasdale as "an unabashed lover of life," "this expression of the fundamental emotion in its elements..."
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E. H. Anderson , Director, New York Public Library, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 12TLS, 1 p., w/env.
revealing that the Library system has copies of her book of poems, Rivers to the Sea
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O. W. Firkins , Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 15ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the inscribed copy of her book [Rivers to the Sea] , and promising a judgment
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1915 Oct 15
ALS, 4 p. on 2 l.
writing in response to Sara's illness and mentioning her new book and some of her verse
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1915 Oct 15
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing his gratitude for her book and praising the verses
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Rudolph Rieder , Madison, Wisconsin, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri1915 Oct 15ALS, 4 p. on 1 l.
(written in German)
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Underwood's News Photo Service , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 15TLS, 1 p., w/env.
replying to her letter concerning a full face or profile picture of her to use in their service
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Rudolph Rieder , Madison, Wisconsin, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri1915 Oct 16ALS, 8 p. on 2 l., w/enclosures, w/env.
(written in German)
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox , Short Beach, Connecticut, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 18TLS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing appreciation of her book [Rivers to the Sea] and praising her verses
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Nancy K. [Coonsman] , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 20ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her book and her expression of her "love in terms of nature," and wishing to see Sara
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Marguerite Wilkinson , Coronado, California, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 21ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for Rivers to the Sea and commenting on her growth
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Harriet Monroe , Poetry, Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 23ANS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
mentioning the review of her new book to be in December's issue
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Edgar Lee Masters , Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 23ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her new book and expressing his pleasure in having met her and Ernst B. Filsinger in St. Louis
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Edgar Lee Masters , Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 25ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
stating that he received her new book through Harriet Monroe and will place it among his memorable things, and revealing some feelings toward war
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Stuart Walker , Morgan Hill, California, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 25TLS, 1 p., w/env.
mentioning his health, the pleasant publicity of his Portmanteau , and her book
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Kendall Banning , Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 25TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting a contribution for a select anthology of Pierrot and Columbine poems
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1915 Oct 25
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to use her poem "The Kiss" in a musical setting
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Nathan Haskell Dole , Boston, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 26ALS, 8 p. on 2 l., w/env.
thanking her for the volume and telling anecdotes about himself
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Amy Lowell , Brookline, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 27ALS, 6 p. on 2 l., w/env.
expressing admiration for her and pleasure at her kind words concerning her own work
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Julia Scott Vrooman , Washington, D. C., to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 29ALS, 5 p. on 2 l., w/env.
expressing her delight upon receiving and reading her "exquisite little volume"
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Vachel Lindsay , Springfield, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 30ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for Rivers to the Sea , encouraging her and Ernst B. Filsinger to go to the Poets dinner, and mentioning receipt of the Chicago first prize for "the Chinese nightingale" and the progress of his Movie-Book
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1915 Oct 30
ALS, 3 p. on 3 l., w/env.
expressing her pleasure in reading Rivers to the Sea and promising a review shortly
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1915 Oct 30
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her blank verse in Rivers to the Sea , and mentioning works by himself and his wife, Jean, and the opinions of Robert Frost and Max Eastman
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Bart B. Howard , The St. Louis Republic, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Oct 31TLS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing his fondness for her Rivers to the Sea
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Frederick Jacobi , San Leandro, California, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,[1915 Oct]ALS,3 p. on 1 l., w/enclosure, w/env.
requesting permission to publish her poem "The Kiss" in a musical setting
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[ ], Department of English, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Nov 2ALS, 3 p. on 3 l., w/env.
praising her work and commenting on the Rieder translation
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Edward J. Wheeler , Editor, Current Opinion, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Nov 3ALS, 1 p., w/env.
praising the "wonderful lyric qualities" of Rivers to the Sea , saying that the "songs are so directly from the heart and life not only of a true poet but of a true woman..."
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1915 Nov 5
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing her and her husband's, Henry Mills Alden , admiration for her `singing leaves'
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Helen Bullis Kizer , Spokane, Washington, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Nov 9ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her Rivers to the Sea and her ability to "bring a seeing eye to the most outworn or ordinary situations..."
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Kendall Banning , The Players, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Nov 12ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
commenting that she is "writing the best singing verse in the country today" and that "our singers are all too few and our Ezra Pound s and Gertrude Stein s are all too many!"
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Blanche M. Blake , Tennessee Federation of Women's Clubs, Nashville, Tennessee, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Nov 13ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
admitting to being an admirer of her poetry, and planning to read "Off Capri" to The Centennial Club
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Herma N. Clark , Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Nov 17ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
telling her plans to write an article on Carl Vrooman and Julia Scott Vrooman and wishing to quote from Sara Teasdale's verses
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Marguerite Wilkinson , Coronado, California, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Nov 18TLS, 1 p., w/env.
commenting on her "very unusual lyric gift" and the satisfying Rivers to the Sea , and mentioning Sara's fragile health
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Edward Bliss Reed , Yale Review, New Haven, Connecticut, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Nov 20TLS, 1 p., w/env.
citing her work as "sincere and artistic," thanking her for the German versions of her poems, and wishing to publish some of her verse in the Yale Review
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1915 Nov 21
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/enclosure, w/env.
discussing an enclosed review of her Rivers to the Sea , remarking on the sign of prodigy in Stephen Vincent Benet (younger brother of William Rose Benet ), mentioning his wife Jean Untermeyer 's hit with Amy Lowell , and likens one of G. K. Chesterton 's poems to Vachel Lindsay 's style
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1915 Nov 23
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
quoting praises from Mrs. Meynell about the verses of Sara and of Margaret Widdemer as well as expressing his and his wife Grace Dawson 's delight with them, and mentioning his new book The Etchics of Confucius
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1915 Nov 26
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to set to music her poem "Spring in War Time"
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Alice Carter Butler , Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Nov 27ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising Rivers to the Sea and especially "The Answer"
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Anna Catherine Murphy Markham , New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Nov 28ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/enclosure (review of Edwin Markham's California the Wonderful), w/env.
sharing her admiration of "the lilt and the lift of the poems" in Rivers to the Sea , mentioning Jesse R[ittenhouse] , Margaret Fuller , Margaret Widdemer , Royal Dixon , and discussing the hardship of the family of the late Madison Cawein
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1915 Dec 1
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poems "In a Hospital" and "Flames" for publication
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Marie DuBois McCormack , Recording Secretary, The Wednesday Club, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Dec 8ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
informing her that they have elected her an honorary member
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William H. Hills , The Writer: A Monthly Magazine for Literary Workers, Boston, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Dec 9TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting a personal biographical sketch of her by one of her friends
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1915 Dec 11
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for her "melodious book" and commenting on some of his favorite poems
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H. L. Mencken , Editor, The Smart Set, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Dec 13TLS, 1 p., w/env.
asking about `The New Moon' and the series of hospital songs, and thanking her for an article by Harris Merton Lyon
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Edgar Lee Masters , Chicago, Illinois, to Ernst B. Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Dec 15ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
discussing Willard Huntington Wright 's critical pen, and praising Sara Tesdale 's songs
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H. L. Mencken , Baltimore, Maryland, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Dec 20TLS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing pleasure at one of her stories and wishing she would do more prose
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W. K. Kelsey , Detroit, Michigan, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Dec 22ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
concerning Rivers to the Sea
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1915 Dec 22
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
offering fee for her story "The Black Hearth"
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Williamina Parrish to Vine (Colby) McCasland ,1915 Dec 24ALS,
sending an affectionate holiday letter
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S[olomon?] L[eopold?] Millard Rosenberg , Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, to Ernst B. Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Dec 28ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising Sara Teasdale 's Rivers to the Sea and saying that no other American poet "so feelingly, so spontaneously and beautifully senses the primal human emotions"
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Amy Lowell , Brookline, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1915 Dec 28TLS, 3 p. on 3 l., w/env.
thanking her for the copy of [ Rivers to the Sea ] and commenting on her favorite poems and on one fault, and promising to send a copy of her own Six French Poets
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Williamina Parrish to Vine (Colby) McCasland ,[1915]ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
sending some old photographs of Vine
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Katharine Howard , Salt Lake City, Utah, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Jan 3ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
explaining that she does her readings "all for love of the fine new movement in poetry," and requests a copy of Rivers to the Sea
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George M. Whicher , Hunter College, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Jan 14ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
welcoming her book in their Poets Corner , praising her work, and inviting her to the College to see the work they are trying to do for the young women...
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Julia Pauline Leavens , New York Browning Society, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Jan 15ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
mentioning her stay at the Dawsons' ( Miles Dawson and Grace Dawson ) where she saw Sara's bridal picture
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Harriet Monroe , Editor, Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1916 Feb 1TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting formal permission to include some of her poems in an anthology of the New Poetry , with a personal handwritten note at the bottom and on the verso
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1916 Feb 4
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing his interest in translating some of her work into Spanish and asking for her published books and a photograph
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Hermina Earnest , Dallas, Texas, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Feb 10ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to publish "The Kiss" set to music
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Mary James , student at Central State Normal, Edmond, Oklahoma, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Feb 10ALS, 4 p. on 4 l., w/env.
discussing a school project and requesting a letter and a photograph
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Edward Bliss Reed , Assistant Editor, The Yale Review, New Haven, Connecticut, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Feb 24TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
accepting her "Songs in a Hospital" and requesting one other poem for publication
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Vine Colby , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Feb 25ANS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising Sara and her work on behalf of "Ned" ( Edna Wahlert ) and herself, and enclosing an "honest tribute from Ned"
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1916 Feb 25
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
acccepting her poem "Old Days" for publication
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Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Usona Hotel, St. Louis, Missouri, to Vine Colby , [St. Louis, Missouri],1916 Feb 28ALS, 4 p. on 2 l.
expressing her satisfaction at hearing from her and Ned ( Edna Wahlert )
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Alfred Edward Housman , Trinity College, Cambridge, England, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Feb 28ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her belatedly for her gift of Rivers to the Sea
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1916 Feb 28
ALS, 1 p.
thanking her for the letter and gift of poetry
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Clara Root Farr , Clinton, Oklahoma, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Feb 29ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
concerning her own article on "Masterpieces of American Women Poets"
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Mary S. Wright , Editorial Department, The Davenport Democrat and Leader, Davenport, Iowa, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Feb 29TLS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
praising her Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems and Rivers to the Sea
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May Massee , Editor, A. L. A. Booklist, Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Mar 4ALS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing her pleasure in reading Rivers to the Sea , and mentioning it being listed in the April issue
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Lucia Sloan Hopkins , College Club, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Mar 7ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
extending an invitation for her to read some of her poems at a benefit tea
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Robert Bridges , Scribner's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Mar 8TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem "Child, Child" for publication if it is not to be published in a book soon
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1916 Mar 15
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing his pleasure with her letter, poems, and songs as well as his enjoyment in singing her songs, and mentioning a singing engagement at the Browning Society Soiree
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Louise McNair , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Mar 15ANS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
writing of her enjoyment in hearing Ernst B. Filsinger read Sara's poems at The Wednesday Club, and inviting her to tea with Celia Harris and herself
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Ezra Pound , Kensington, England, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Mar 17TLS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the book which has not yet arrived and sending regards to "Johns and Miss Monroe"
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Jane Burr , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri1916 Mar 19TNS, 1 p., w/env.
re Rivers to the Sea
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1916 Mar 28
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
calling her new book delightful and commenting on her ability to "keep command over so sure an artistry," and enclosing a copy of his poem "To St. Louis"
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1916 Mar 28
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing pride at her letter and gift of Rivers to the Sea
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A. Walter Kramer , New York , New York , to William Marion Reedy , Editor, Reedy's Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Mar 28TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to obtain the rights to Sara Teasdale 's poem "Joy" to use in a musical setting, with ANS from Reedy to Sara Teasdale Filsinger at top
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1916 Apr 4
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the letter and beautiful book, and expressing an inerest in setting some of her poems to music
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Horace Johnson , Waltham, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Apr 4ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
indicating that he has set to classical music her poem "Flames"
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1916 Apr 8
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
writing of activities of the Browning Society and enclosing a program
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Francis Grierson , Burlington, Iowa, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Apr 8ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
expressing his certainty that some of her lyrics will inspire some composer to set them to music
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Susie Willis , Kansas City, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Apr 13ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
wishing to secure the "Song Maker" and one other lyric for use in a vocal number in "Missouri's Place in Literature"
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1916 Apr 16
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the gift of Rivers to the Sea , and expressing an interest in setting some of them to music
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1916 Apr 19
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the pretty "Mary Arden poem"
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Adelaide Forshaw , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Apr 30ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
enclosing three photographs of William Faversham and others at the Shakespeare Celebration
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Cedric W. Lemont , Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 May 1ALS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to use "The Kiss" in a musical setting
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William Arms Fisher , Oliver Ditson Company, Boston, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 May 2TLS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the letter and copies of her poems, and mentioning a discussion with Edmund Clarence Stedman over what constitutes a lyric poem
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1916 May 7
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to set to music Sara Teasdale 's poem "I Heard a Cry"
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Henry Wellington Wack , Newark, New Jersey, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 May 10TLS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning Newark's Poem Competition and its civic theme
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Lee Shippey , Missouri Writers Guild, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 May 19TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting her membership and expressing admiration
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Ray Werner , The St. Louis Art League, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 May 20TLS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning her assistance as judge
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William Butler Yeats , London, England, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 May 27ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for her letter and poems, which gave him a great deal of pleasure
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J. W. Cunliffe , Columbia University, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 June 9TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to use her poem "In a Hospital" in a volume of selections from English and American poets about the war to be edited by himself on behalf of the Belgian Scholarship Committee
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1916 June 17
TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
concerning a meeting of American poets to be held on June 28 "in memory of Padraic Pearse , Thomas MacDonagh , and Joseph Plunkett , the three poets who were executed for their share in the recent uprising in Dublin , " and asking for one of her poems to be read
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Robert Bridges , Scribner's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut,1916 July 8TLS, 1 p., w/env.
enclosing a request to set to music "Child, Child"
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Louise Holdren Anderson , The Drama League of America, Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger ,1916 July 11ALS, 2 p. on 2 l.
extending appreciation for her part in the St. Louis Convention, and commenting on her two beautiful odes read by William Faversham
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Ferris Greenslet , Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, Massachusetts to [Sara Teadale Filsinger] ,1916 July 13TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
offering preliminary terms for the spring 1917 publication of her anthology of love lyrics by women
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Ernst B. Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut,1916 July 17TL, 1 p.
concerning Houghton Mifflin Company 's acceptance of Sara's The Answering Voice...
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Ernst B. Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Cromwell Hall, Cromwell, Connecticut,1916 July 17TL, 1 p.
more concerning The Answering Voice...
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Grace Clarke Pierce , Indianapolis, Indiana, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 July 17ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting copies of her two Shakespearian odes both read by William Faversham
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Grace Hazard Conkling , Northampton, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Noharet, Massachusetts,1916 Aug 6ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for her charming note about her daughter Hilda Conkling 's poem, and enclosing some poems by the five-year old
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Fay Foster , Alton Bay, New Hampshire, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Charlevoix, Michigan,1916 Aug 11ALS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to set to music her poem "A Poem of Young Love"
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Anna L. Moss , Douglas, Michigan, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Aug 18ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing her enjoyment over Rivers to the Sea , and mentioning Sara's discriminating comment on Sappho
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones , Director, Abraham Lincoln Center, Tower Hill, Wisconsin, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Charlevoix, Michigan,1916 Aug 19TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to print her "Testament" in a little volume of sermons
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Henry A. Bellows , Vice-President, The Bellman, Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Charlevoix, Michigan,1916 Aug 21TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting a poem for publication
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Fay Foster , Alton Bay, New Hampshire, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Charlevoix, Michigan,1916 Aug 29ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting again permission to set to music her "A Poem of Young Love" as well as "When I am Dead"
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1916 Sep 20
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her Rivers to the Sea
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Carl Busch , Conductor, Kansas City Symphony Orchestra, Kansas City, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Sep 25ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
expressing his interest in having her poetry set to some `Ozark songs'
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Harold Flammer , G. Schirmer, (Inc.), New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Sep 28TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to use her lyrics "A Benediction" in a musical setting by C. Whitney Coombs
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1916 Oct 6
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
asking permission to use the second verse of Sara Teasdale 's poem "Child, Child" on a card to be distributed among friends
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James Bird , Marietta, Ohio, to Scribner's Magazine,1916 Oct 7ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to set to music Sara Teasdale 's poem "Child, Child"
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H. L. Mencken , Editor, Smart Set, [Baltimore, Maryland], to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Oct 7TLS, 1 p.
expressing his pleasure at her new poems, and mentioning the protest against the Post Office banning of the works of Theodore Dreiser
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Robert Bridges , Scribner's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Oct 10TLS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning letters requesting permission to use some of Sara's lyrics
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1916 Oct 14
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem "Other Men" for publication
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Girard Blair , The Sedalia National Bank, Sedalia, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Oct 21TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to set to music her poems "Deep in the Night," "Come," and "The Flight"
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Paul L. Benjamin , Anti-Tuberculosis Committee, Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Oct 23TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting an original verse to use as a guide for contestants in a health poetry contest in which Harriet Monroe , Henry Adams Bellows , and William Stanley Braithwaite will act as judges
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Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri, to Elsa Barker , Duffield & Company, Publishers, Los Angeles, California,1916 Oct 24TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to use one of her poems in an anthology she is editing entitled The Answering Voice--One Hundred Love-Lyrics by Women
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Robert Bridges , Scribner's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Oct 25TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem "August Moonrise" for publication if conditions are agreeable
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1916 Oct 31
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
asking her consent on behalf of her singing master to have a song published using her verse "Jewels"
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Harriet Monroe , Editor, Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, Chicago, Illinois, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger ,1916 Oct 31ANS, 2 p. on 1 l.
commenting on the poems she liked best including a group of "Songs Out of Stress"
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1916 Nov 4
TLS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
admitting that she has been enthusiastically reading from Sara's poems at her Poetry Readings and asks for furthur cooperation
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A. S. Berghauser , Tusculum College, Greenville, Tennessee, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Nov 5ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
seeking biographical information for their club studying living English and American poets
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1916 Nov 8
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
writing as her agent and enclosing a check for her poem "The Philosopher" which is to be published in Good Housekeeping
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, Reedy's Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Nov 11TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem "The Ballad of St. Kevin" for their Christmas issue
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Zella Estelle Leighton , Delaware, Ohio, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Nov 17ALS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to publish her poem "The Cloud" set to music
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Maude Haben Luck , Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri,1916 Nov 20ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to publish "The Look" set to music along with some others she is working on
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Edward Joseph O'Brien , South Yarmouth, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1916 Nov 20TLS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
concerning a project with The Bookman and Dodd, Mead, & Company in the form of an anthology of new poems by American poets
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1916 Nov 21
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to use some of her poems in musical settings
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1916 Nov 22
ALS, 1 p.
requesting permission to use "The Cloud" and "Night Song at Amalfi" by Sara Teasdale in musical settings
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1916 Nov 27
ALS, 5 p. on 2 l., w/env.
admiring her work and wondering how to obtain her books other than Rivers to the Sea
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Harold Strong Latham , Editor, The MacMillan Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1916 Nov 29TLS, 1 p., w/env.
referring to a letter, November 22, 1916, from Julius Kranz
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1916 Nov 29
TLS, 1 p.
admiring Sara Teasdale 's "November Night" and commenting on its "wonderful imagery, its sympathetic feeling..."
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1916 Dec 1
TLS, 1 p.
translating a reference to Rivers to the Sea from Yiddish to English
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Robert Bridges , Scribner's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1916 Dec 4TLS, 1 p.
referring to a note in praise of her "November Night"
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1916 Dec 5
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
writing as her agent and sending a check for "Spring Rain" which is to be published in Century Magazine
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Edward C. Murch , The MacMillan Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1916 Dec 11TLS, 1 p., w/env.
offering an agreement for her proposal of a book of `Love Lyrics'
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1916 Dec 12
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
writing of entertaining friends with a reading of her Rivers to the Sea and their enjoyment
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Edward C. Murch , The MacMillan Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1916 Dec 14TLS, 1 p.
sending the agreement for the proposed book of love lyrics
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1916 Dec 21
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for Rivers to the Sea
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1916 Dec 28
TLS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
concerning the publication of several of his songs made from her lyrics
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[1916]
ALS, 1 p.
acknowledging her letter and volume of verse
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Lee Shippey , President, Missouri Writers Guild, Higginsville, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Jan 3TLS, 1 p., w/env.
inviting her to talk intimately about her work at the Writers Guild Day at the University of Missouri
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1917 Jan 4
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting one of her bookplates in exchange for the enclosed one of her own
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1917 Jan 4
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing his enjoyment in reading her poems, particularly "I Shall Not Care," "Off Algiers," and "Capri"
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, Reedy's Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Jan 5TLS, 1 p., w/env.
revealing that he would be pleased to have her work appear more often in the magazine
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1917 Jan 8
TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her poems in the form of a poem entitled "Why Not"
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Carrie Bullard Lewis , Tufts College, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Jan 16TLS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to use her poem "Grandfather's Love" in a musical setting for a colleciton of childrens' songs
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Charles Hanson Towne , Editor, McClure's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Feb 14TLS, 1 p.
accepting her poem "Tonight" for publication but declining "Defeated" due to spacing problems
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1917 Feb 16
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to use her poem "Swans" in a musical setting
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Virginia Roderick , Associate Editor, Everybody's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Feb 21TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem "Schooners" for publication
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1917 Feb 24
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to set to music her two poems "Joy" and "The Look"
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Henry Adams Bellows , Associate Editor, The Bellman, Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Mar 2ALS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem "The Strawberry Man" for publication, and expressing sympathy for her sickness
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Burton E. Stevenson , Chillicothe, Ohio, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger ,1917 Mar 27TLS, 1 p.
requesting permission to use a few of her lyrics in a revision of his "The Home Book of Verse"
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1917 Apr 10
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
praising her poem "Dreams" and requesting permission to publish it in a musical setting
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1917 Apr 20
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning a magazine, The Madrigal , devoted to the publication of love lyrics and requesting a contribution
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1917 Apr 23
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
expressing gratitude for her sending "At Midnight" which he will include in The Masque of Poets and send to The Bookman
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1917 Apr 30
ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
revealing that he has set her poem "Swans" as a song after receiving a copy of her Rivers to the Sea
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Jane Leland Clarke , Coolidge Corner, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 May 4ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to use her poem "Deep in the Night" for a musical setting
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William Frederick Bigelow , Editor, Good Housekeeping Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 May 10TLS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning the changed version of "The Prayer of the Gardener"
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Hamilton Fish Armstrong , The New Republic, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 May 11TLS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
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Frances Evans Crawford , Irvington-on Hudson, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 May 13ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
concerning a musical setting of her poem "Pierrot"
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1917 June 7
ALS, 2 p. on 2 l., w/env.
wishing to have published the enclosed Danish translation of her poem "Rain"
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1917 June 22
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting permission to publish a musical setting for women's chorus of her poem "Dusk in June"
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Joseph Jackson , Worcester, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger ,1917 June 25ALS, 1 p.
requesting permission to use her poem "Helen of Troy" in a collection of poems about ancient Troy
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1917 July 7
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to use her poem "Sea Longing" in a "book on modern tendencies of poetry as exhibited in the sonnet"
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Edward J. Wheeler , Editor, Current Opinion, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 July 10TLS, 1 p., w/env.
informing her that her poem-sequence "Songs Out of Sorrow" has received the highest vote in balloting of the Poetry Society of America
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1917 July 26
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the letter and poem, and mentioning activities in the National League
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1917 July 31
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
praising her poem "Tonight" and wishing to tell her about his own brand of poetry-making
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1917 Aug 2
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing her feelings for the poems in Rivers to the Sea , and commenting on their being "so simple and natural and real"
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1917 Aug 8
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
seeking help in the way of reviewing with her own verses and asking where to obtain "Songs Out of Sorrow"
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C. Wharton Stork , Contemporary Verse, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Aug 10ALS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem "Embers" and requesting material for a free ad
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Jean Stansbury Holden , Tryon, North Carolina, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger ,1917 Aug 16ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
praising her poem "Schooners" and inquiring about the names of the vessels
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1917 Aug 17
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
requesting autographed volumes of Rivers to the Sea to be auctioned for the American Ambulance Fund
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Ralph T. Whitney , 29th Infantry Band, Camp Gaillaid, Culebra, Panama, to Editor, McClure's Magazine, New York , New York ,1917 Sep 5ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
requesting permission to publish Sara Teasdale 's poem "Tonight" set to music
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1917 Sep 7
TLS, 1 p., w/env.
concerning a request for permission to publish her poem "Buried Love" with a musical setting from Miss Mima A. Taylor of Kilmarnock, Scotland
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1917 Sep 11
ALS, 1 p.
requesting permission to use Sara Teasdale 's poem "The Look" in a musical setting to be published by Harold Flammer
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Harold Strong Latham , The MacMillan Company, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger ,1917 Sep 19TLS, 1 p.
concerning the September 11 letter from Mrs. A. R. Wilson
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Charles Hanson Towne , McClure's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Sep 20TLS, 1 p., w/env.
[concerning Ralph T. Whitney ]
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Charles Hanson Towne , McClure's Magazine, New York , New York , to Ralph T. Whitney , Camp Gaillaid, Culebra, Panama,1917 Sep 20TL (carbon), 1 p.
concerning his request of September 5
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John Warren Teasdale , St. Louis, Missouri, to Ernst B. Filsinger and Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Oct 3ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising Sara's love songs and commenting that the two books [ Love Songs and The Answering Voice: One Hundred Love Lyrics by Women ] are pretty, and writing family news
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Henry J. Filsinger and Katherine Ernst Filsinger , St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Oct 4ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the two books, one of love songs, the other a collection of poems by women
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Theodore Roosevelt , Metropolitan, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Oct 4TLS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the forthcoming volume and promising to read it with pleasure
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1917 Oct 5
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the two volumes [ Love Songs and The Answering Voice: One Hundred Love Lyrics by Women ] and praising her own love songs as being of a higher level than the other women's verses
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1917 Oct 5
ALS, 1 p., w/env.
requesting permission to use her verse "Tonight" in a musical setting
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H. L. Mencken , Editor, The Smart Set, Baltimore, Maryland, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Oct 6TLS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the book of lyrics, The Answering Voice: One Hundred Love Lyrics by Women
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John Erskine , Columbia University, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Oct 10ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for the volume, Love Songs , and commenting on her "gift for pure lyric"
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1917 Oct 11
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book, Love Songs , and finding in it verses for songs
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1917 Oct 11
ALS, 3 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the book of her poems, Love Songs , and commenting on its "lyric loveliness"
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1917 Nov 4
ALS, 4 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the inscribed Love Songs and praising her work
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1917 Nov 7
TLS, 3 p. on 3 l., w/env.
discussing Sara's The Answering Voice: One Hundred Love Lyrics by Women and her own Cornucopia of Red and Green Comfits and Vachel Lindsay and his work
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1917 Nov 11
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the charming little book, [ Love Songs ]
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Virginia Roderick , Associate Editor, Everybody's Magazine, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Nov 22TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poems "Sons" for the January issue and "When we are Happiest" for a later one
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William Marion Reedy , Editor, Reedy's Mirror, St. Louis, Missouri, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Nov 30TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting a poem for their Christmas issue
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Editor, Harper's Magazine, Harper & Brothers, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1917 Dec 1TLS, 1 p., w/env.
accepting her poem "The Cup" for publication
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1917 Dec 7
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
thanking her for the charming letter and gift of poems
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1917 Dec 14
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
praising her volume of poems, Love Songs , and asking if she has any war poems to possibly read at the MacDowell Center
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Edward J. Wheeler , Editor, Current Opinion, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1918 Jan 5ALS, 1 p., w/env.
sending her a poem by himself entitled "Sara--An Acrostic"
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Frank D. Fackenthal , Columbia University, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1918 June 7TLS, 1 p., w/env.
informing her of the Poetry Society of America award for her volume Love Songs
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Edward C. Murch , The MacMillan Company, New York , New York , to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1918 June 8TLS, 1 p., w/env.
inquiring about the possibilities of further work
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1919 Mar 31
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
expressing gratitude for her letter and mentioning her own physical weakness
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Williamina Parrish , Venezia, Italy, to Vine Colby McCasland , St. Louis, Missouri1919 May 13APCS
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1922 Dec 21
APCS
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Sara Teasdale Filsinger to Vine Colby McCasland ,[1922 Dec]APCS
mentioning Sonnets to Duse and Other Poems , and asking after her family
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1926 May 16
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l., w/env.
commenting on the latter's verses and encouraging her
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Edwin Arlington Robinson , Boston, Massachusetts, to Sara Teasdale Filsinger , New York , New York ,1926 Oct 27ALS, 1 p., w/env.
thanking her for her book and telling of his enjoyment in reading it
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Sara Teasdale Filsinger , Brook Bend Tavern, Monterey, Massachusetts, to Vine Colby McCasland , Pasadena, California,1930 Aug 10ALS, 10 p. on 3 l.
writing to her friend after a long interval, telling of her separation from Ernst B. Filsinger , a visit in May to France with Margaret Conklin , her problems since being seriously injured in a taxi-cab in March 1928, and plans for a visit to California
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Susan Meriwether Boogher Bryan , Havre De Grace, Maryland, to Vine Colby McCasland , Pasadena, California,1930 Dec 20ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
reviving ties with her old friend
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Susan Meriwether Boogher Bryan , Havre De Grace, Maryland, to Vine Colby McCasland , Pasadena, California,1931 Dec 21ALS, 6 p. on 3 l., w/env.
exchanging family news, and mentioning Joseph Hergesheimer
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1932 Mar 4
ALS, 10 p. on 10 l.
thanking her profusely for the gift of a butterfly, mentioning Jay Van Everen 's praise of it, referring to her essay on Christina Rossetti , discussing Virginia Woolf , comparing the views of the Empire State Building and the Eiffel Tower, and saying she would be glad to meet Mary Ware Dennett
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1932 Apr 15
A & TLS, 5 p. on 3 l.
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Williamina Parrish , Paris, France, to Vine Colby McCasland , Pasadena, California1932 June 10APCS
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1932 June 23
ALS, 7 p. on 4 l.
discussing her decreased income, work on her essay about Christina Rossetti , and personal news
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Sara Teasdale Filsinger , London, England, to Vine Colby McCasland , Pasadena, California,1932 Aug 21APCS
mentioning meeting Christina Rossetti 's two nieces
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Williamina Parrish , Seville, Spain, to Vine Colby McCasland ,1932 Oct 25ALS, 9 p. on 3 l.
discussing life in Spain ; and giving a personal discourse on the relationships of George Bernard Shaw and Ellen Terry and Henry Irving , and comparing Terry to Eleonora Duse as an actress and lover
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Williamina Parrish , Tetuan, Spanish Morocco, to Vine Colby McCasland , Pasadena, California, with ANS from Grace Parrish1932 Oct 31APCS
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Williamina Parrish to Vine Colby McCasland,1932 OctA & TL, 3 p. on 2 l., w/enclosures
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Susan Meriwether Boogher Bryan , Havre De Grace, Maryland, to Vine Colby McCasland ,1933 Jan 14ALS, 12 p. on 6 l.
mentioning the latter's "Crumbs," Sarah Bernhardt and Eleonora Duse , William Marion Reedy and Tyrell Williams , and Virginia Woolf
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Williamina Parrish to Vine Colby McCasland ,1933 Mar 22ALS, 6 p. on 2 l., with enclosures
expressing her feelings about the gift of the beautiful butterfly and the importance of childhood memories
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Williamina Parrish to Vine Colby McCasland ,1933 Mar 28ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
concerning some pictures of Sara Teasdale
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Williamina Parrish to Vine Colby McCasland ,1933 Apr 4ALS, 6 p. on 2 l.
discussing Sara Teasdale 's suicide
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Mary Ware Dennett to Vine Colby McCasland ,1933 Oct 10ALS, 7 p. on 7 l.
mentioning Williamina Parrish , Martha Prentice Merwin , and Upton Sinclair
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Williamina Parrish to Vine Colby McCasland,1933 Nov 21TL
enclosing horoscope and related enclosures
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Williamina Parrish to Vine Colby McCasland ,1933 Nov 27TLS, 2 p. on 2 l.
discussing Morgan McCormick and Isabel (Parrish) McCormick
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Williamina Parrish to Vine Colby McCasland ,[1933 Nov] SundayTLS, 1 p., with related enclosures
sending additional horoscope material
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Williamina Parrish to Vine Colby McCasland ,1934 Jan 8TLS, 3 p. on 3 l.
remembering Sara Teasdale 's death and mentioning old friends
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1934 Jan 12
ALS, 2 p. on 1 l.
sending a photograph of Sara Teasdale ; and, discussing Sara's wishes after her death: the Christina Rossetti book and other works remaining unpublished and keeping her life private
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Susan Meriwether Boogher Bryan to Vine Colby McCasland ,1934 May 4TLS, 3 p. on 3 l.
writing news of Tyrell Williams and Nell Niedringhaus Williams and biographical information
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Williamina Parrish , Firenze, Ferrovia, Italy, to Vine Colby McCasland , Pasadena, California1934 Aug 28APCS
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Mary D. Harris , Lincoln, Nebraska, to "My Gallant Potters , " St. Louis, Missouri,n.y. June 24ALS, 6 p. on 2 l.
writing family news and mentioning Celia [E. Harris]
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Celia E. Harris , Lincoln, Nebraska, to Williamina Parrish , St. Louis, Missouri,n.y. Aug 10ALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
mentioning Vine Colby , Petronelle Sombart , Edna "Ned" Wahlert , and Edith Wyatt
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Sara Teasdale to Vine Colbyn.y. [Dec]APCS
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Sara Teasdale to Vine Colbyn.y. [Dec]ANS
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Celia E. Harris , Lincoln, Nebraska, to Williamina Parrish , St. Louis, Missouri,n.d. MondayALS, 3 p. on 1 l.
mentioning Caroline Risque , Vine Colby , and briefly describing her life in Lincoln
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[Mary D. Harris] , Mercy Hospital, to "My dear Potters , "n.d. TuesdayAL, 6 p. on 2 l.
describing the pleasure that the Potter's Wheels brings her and others, mentioning Celia E. Harris ' convalescence, with ANS from Celia, mentioning her own and Sara Teasdale 's illnesses
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Vine Colby to [Williamina Parrish]n.d.ANS, 2 p. on 1 l.
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Vine Colby to Williamina Parrish ,n.d.ALS, 1 p.
ordering photographs
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Mary D. Harris to [the Potters ],n.d.ALS (fragment), 3 p. on 1 l.
acknowledging the photographs of Celia E. Harris
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Williamina Parrish (and Grace Parrish ), Paris, France, to Vine Colbyn.d.APCS
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"Guglielmina" [Williamina Parrish] ti "Signorina Vino" [Vine Colby]n.d.ANS
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Sara Teasdale , Oxford, England, to Vine Colbyn.d.APCS
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Sara Teasdale to Vine Colby ,n.d.APCS
from an "enchanting old place"
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Photograph of Sara Teasdale and her mother, Mary Elizabeth Willard Teasdale1888Sepia
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Photographs of Vine Colby posing nude on the beach at Charlevoix, Michigan , taken by Williamina Parrishca. 190535 items
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Photographs of Mary Elizabeth Willard Teasdale1907, n.d.2 items
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Photographs of Marion Cummings Stanley and Sara Teasdale1908-19098 items
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Photograph of the Teasdale family home, signed on back "For mamma from Sara"1910 June1 item
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Photograph of John Warren Teasdalen.d.1 item
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Greek Ethics Club re the fourth session topic, "Little Dorrit"1904 Dec 9PC
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State Historical Society of Missouri circulars sent to Sara Teasdale1908 Sep 4Circulars
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Program for "Whitsuntide, Ye Comet's Tail," a play by Williamina Parrish and Vine Colby1908 Sep 23Printed
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"The Broader Field of Art," The Modern View , by F. E. A. Curley , re Potters work in exhibit at St. Louis Museum of Fine Arts1908 SepPrinted
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Invitation to the Dinner of the Poetry Society of America and the National Arts Club1910 Dec 14Printed
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Form letter inviting recipient to become an active member of the Poetry Society of America1910 Dec 23Printed
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The Poetry Society of America announcement of the next meeting, signed by Jessie Belle Rittenhouse1911 Jan 21Printed
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The Poetry Society of America announcement of the next meeting1911 DecPrinted
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Index of Seats for the Dinner of the Poetry Society of America and the National Arts Club , with AN by Sara Teasdale about the people she met1912 Jan 23Printed
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Acceptance of poems by Sara Teasdale from J. B. Lippincott Company , with AN listing "To One Away" and "Two Friends"1912 June 4Printed
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Request for permission to publish a song, "Pierrot," with words by Sara Teasdale from G. Schirmer1912 Aug 29Printed
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Acceptances of poems by Sara Teasdale from The Smart Set , with type listing "Sea Longing" and "Broadway"1912 Dec 26Printed
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Payment for serial rights for poems by Sara Teasdale from Charles Scribner's Sons , with type listing "Sappho" and "The River"1913 Jan 27Printed
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Index of Seats for the Annual Dinner of the Poetry Society of America , with ANS from Louis Untermeyer1913 Jan 28Printed
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The Poetry Society of America Minutes1913 Dec 22Printed
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Index of Seats for the Annual Dinner of the Poetry Society of America1914 Jan 28Printed
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Calling card of "Mrs. Ernst B. Filsinger " with announcement of the reading of her [ Sara Teasdale Filsinger ] poems by Mr. Filsinger (in her hand)post 1914AN
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Acceptance of poem by Sara Teasdale from The Bellman with type listing "Spring in War-Time"1915 Apr 6Printed
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Regret of poem by Sara Teasdale from The Frank A. Munsey Company, w/ANS listing "Chance" as being accepted1915 Apr 12Printed
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Announcements of publication of Rivers to the Sea by Sara Teasdale1915 OctPrinted
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Announcement of publication of Anthology of Magazine Verse by William Stanley Braithwaite1915Printed
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Index of Seats for the Annual Dinner of the Poetry Society of America1916 Jan 25Printed
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Acceptance of poem by Sara Teasdale from The Bellman , with type listing "After Death"1916 Jan 28Printed
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Publication material on Rivers to the Sea by Sara Teasdale , compiled by Philip Roeder Book and Stationery Company1916 Apr 15Printed
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"The Sentimentalist," The Smart Set , by Sara Teasdale1916 AprPrinted 4 p.
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Acceptance of poem by Sara Teasdale from The Bellman with type listing "Remembered Beauty"1916 May 19Printed
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The Poetry Society of America Bulletin1916 MayPrinted, 8 p.
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The Poetry Society of America Bulletin1917 MayPrinted, 8 p.
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Acceptance of poem by Sara Teasdale from The Bellman with type listing "In a Burying Ground"1917 July 23Printed
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The Bang , a weekly publication by editor Alexander Harvey1917 Nov 5Printed 8 p.
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Index of Seats for the Annual Dinner of the Poetry Society of America1918 Jan 31Printed
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"The Story of an American Publishing House," a pamphlet re The MacMillan Company1918Printed
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Index of Seats for the Annual Dinner of the Poetry Society of America1919 Jan 30Printed
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Invitation to a tea with the Potters , written and drawn in water colorn.y. Aug 20ANS
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"The Potter's Wheel," critique of Volume II, Number II, December, by Williamina Parrish , Sara Teasdale , and Edna Wahlert1906AMsS
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Scrapbook (Book I) kept by Sara Teasdale , which includes poems, reviews, letters, and other memorabilia about her and her work1907-1910Bound Volume
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"Ye Comet's Tail," a tragedy in three acts by Williamina Parrish and Vine Colby , including typescript and photographs, made into a book by W. P. for V. C. in 1933, with fragment ANS from Sara Teasdale in front cover1908Bound Voume
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Autograph Book owned by Sara Teasdale Filsinger , with 35 pages of poetry by Margaret Conklin on verso1931 Oct 17Bound Volume
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"Crumbs" by Vine Colby McCasland , a booklet of random thoughts presented to Mary Ware Dennett1932 MayTMs
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"Plums (alias Prunes)" Williamina Parrish , a booklet of random thoughts presented to Vine Colby McCasland1933TMs
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"The Potters by W. and G. Parrish/ for Aunt Rose"n.d.Photograph Album
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"The Potters . Portraits by W. and G. Parrish, Saint Louis"n.d.Photograph Album
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Baby ring given to Inez Dutro George 's baby, Barbara George , by Sara Teasdale19081 item
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Rosary of olive stones brought by Sara Teasdale from the Holy Land s and given to Williamina Parrishn.d.1 item
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"The Potter's Wheel," Volume I, Number VI, including an ALS, March 16, 1905, from Sara Teasdale , Cairo, Egypt, to "My dear Fellow Potters "1905 AprBound Volume
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"The Potter's Wheel," Volume I, Number XI, including "Heart and Soul," "The Pet Bird," and "Sonnet" by Sara Teasdale1905 SepBound Volume
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"The Potter's Wheel," Volume II, Number II, including "Triolets," "To Joy A Sonnet," and "Dedication" by Sara Teasdale1905 DecBound Volume
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"The Potter's Wheel," Volume II, Number V, including "Sonnets to Pictures of Eleonora Duse" and "A Fable" by Sara Teasdale1906 MarBound Volume
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"The Potter's Wheel," Volume X, Number II, including "To Sappho" and "Unto the Third and Fourth Generation" by Sara Teasdale1906 AugBound Volume
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"The Potters' Wheel," including "The Lonely Road" and "To W. P. with a Book of Celtic Verse" by Sara Teasdale1907 FebBound Volume
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"The Potters ' Log," kept by Vine Colby , Scribe for the group, from October 13, 1905 to October 14, 1906. The Log contains the records entered by Vine and pencil sketches by Caroline Risque . Also included is an "Index to the Tricks, Manners and Opinions of the Potters . "1905-1906Bound Volume
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"The Potters ' Log," kept by Vine Colby , Scribe for the group, from January 1 to ca. July, 1907. Included with the records are photographs of the Potters , invitations and place-cards, clippings, programs, and other memorabilia. There are also letters from Susan Creighton Williams (January 3, 1907 and n.d.)1907Bound Volume
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Scrapbook (Book II) kept by Sara Teasdale , which includes poems, reviews, letters, and other memorabilia about her and her work1910-1915Bound Volume
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Scrapbook (Book III) kept by Sara Teasdale , which includes poems, reviews, letters, and other memorabilia about her and her work1915-1917Bound Volume
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Scrapbook (Book IV) kept by Sara Teasdale , which includes poems, reviews, letters, and other memorabilia about her and her work1917-1919Bound Volume