letters from dickinson to mabel loomis todd


Thomas Johnson's Note on Letter 748

MANUSCRIPT: AC. Pencil.

PUBLICATION: L (1931) 421.

This scrap, measuring about two by six inches, was among Mrs. Todd's papers, but it is unlikely that ED sent it as a message for it is in her hastily jotted down handwriting which she used for first drafts, never for fair copies. Mrs. Todd says that it was sent with a flower or a poem. The rough-draft handwriting was almost illegible at times, and Mrs. Todd transcribed it: "The title sentences I began and never finished - the little wells I dug and verses filled."


return to letter 748 | index to dickinson/todd letters

search the archives

dickinson/todd correspondence main page | dickinson electronic archives main menu


 
Commentary copyright 1998 by Martha Nell Smith, all rights reserved
Maintained by Lara Vetter <lv26@umail.umd.edu>
Maintained by
Lara Vetter <lv26@umail.umd.edu>
Geoffrey Saunders Schramm <gschramm@wam.umd.edu>
Laura Elyn Lauth <lauraelyn@aol.com>
Amy Cowen <acybercow@bigfoot.com>


Last updated on March 2, 2000