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Early Draft of "Lady Blanche's Farm"
Lady Blanche Farm
A Narrative for the Commonplace
To My Three Sons
Henry, John, and Francis
With their Mothers love
Chapter I
“I’ve swallowed,” said Philip Starr to himself, “about two bushels of dust –don’t they ever oil their roads,…
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W. F. Bigelow to FPK from March 22, 1920
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
Editorial Rooms
W.F. Bigelow Editor
110 West 40th St New York City
March 22, 1920
Mrs. Henry W. Keyes, 2400 Sixteenth Street, Washington, D.C.
My dear Mrs. Keyes:
I want to thank you for your good letter of Marsh 20th.…
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H.C. Pearson to FPK
Letter, 1920 August 18
The Granite Monthly
New Hampshire State Magazine
Concord, N.H.
August 18,1920.
Dear Mrs. Keyes:
I have sent copies of the August Granite Monthly to Mrs. Fabyan and Mrs. Brock, as per your letter, and have preserved the list of those whom the…
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Julian Messner to FPK, April 17, 1931
HORACE LIVERIGT, PUBLISHER, 61 WEST 48TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY, TELEPHONE BYRANT 860, CABLE : LIVERIGHT, N.Y.
April 17, 1931
Dear Mrs. Keyes:
I was about to write you today when your letter of the 15th. With the accompanying balance of the…
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FPK to W. F. Bigelow, February 10, 1924
(first page)
February 10, 1924.
Mr. W. F. Bigelow,
119 W. 40th St.,
New York City.
My dear Mr. Bigelow:
I am rather sorry that you decided against coming to Washington on Thursday as I should like to have a talk with you myself before…
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James Underhill to FPK, December 1, 1915
James Underhill, Ph.D., mining engineer and geologist, Idaho Springs, Colo.
Dear Frances, I was very glad to get your letter and U will first comment on several points. I remember the walk you speak of and the $10.00. I imagine you do work for your…
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Letter from Sydney Greenbie to FPK from April 23, 1931
Traversity, Inc.
A Travel University
Sydney, Greenbie, Pres.
Woodstock Tower
320 East 42nd Street
New York City
Telephone:
MO hawk 4-8361
Cable: Traversity
April 23, 1931
Dear Mrs. Keyes:
Your telegram reached me too late in the…
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H.C. Pearson to FPK
Letter, 1919 June 02
The Granite Monthly
The New Hampshire State Magazine
Concord, N.H.
June 2, 1919.
Dear Mrs. Keyes:
Your very kind and thoughtful letter was most welcome, and I am glad I can say that several of your good suggestions about the Granite Monthly…
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Contract for "The Old Gray Homestead," September 16, 1918
Agreement BETWEEN Frances Parkinson Keys and HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY FOR THE PULICATION OF The Old Gray Homestead Sept. 16, 1918
Agreement, made the sixteenth day of September 19 between Frances Parkinson Keyes of North Haverhill, New Hampshire…
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