letters from dickinson to fanny boltwood


Thomas Johnson's Note on Letter 629

MANUSCRIPT: missing. The text is from a transcript in the Jones Library, made when the autograph was on loan exhibit in 1929.

PUBLICATION: Amherst Graduates' Magazine, XXVI (1937) 297-307; Adele Allen: Around a Village Green, pp. 54-55.

A note from Vinnie to Mrs. Boltwood, dated 8 March 1880, expresses sympathy for an accident to her son, who had been thrown from a carriage. This note may have been written then. Howells's Undiscovered Country was published serially in Scribner's Monthly, beginning in January. This note, accompanying a pie, acknowledges the gift of butter.


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