To ANNIE ADAMS FIELDS April 21, [1863], Philadelphia
My dear Annie
I could not send this notice sooner for Carrie has been very ill and I could not write of course—she is better now—able to be up— I do not agree with you about the book. You will see…
To ANNIE ADAMS FIELDS [mid-May? 1863?], Philadelphia
Only time dear Annie for one word to send with this. It came yesterday—I will send the notice of Mr. Browning’s book tomorrow I think. [1] I wanted to write it and have nearly finished it though a…
To JAMES T. FIELDS February 3, [1863], Wheeling
My dear friend
Will you alter the title of that story from The Gurneys to ‘Paul Blecker?’ and will you ask Annie to dye those brown eyes hazel—if she will,—for me? Mine were dozing very often as I wrote…
To JAMES T. FIELDS [early 1863], Wheeling
My dear friend.
Here are “The Gurneys.” [1] I hope they will please you better than they do me. The pages read “fagged” to me, and I am tired and need rest. Tell dear Annie I received her letter day before…
To JAMES T. FIELDS [early 1862], Wheeling
My dear friend.
Here are “The Gurneys.” [1] I hope they will please you better than they do me. The pages read “fagged” to me, and I am tired and need rest. Tell dear Annie I received her letter day before…
