Emily Dickinson's Correspondences
Correspondence with Susan Dickinson

H 359

JP 9

FP 43

OMC 34

late 1850s

ink, on two-thirds of carefully torn sheet

watermark/embossment: N, no symbol

13 x 13.3 cm.


CP (1924), 297-298. Manuscript is marked with "X" and "E." The "hungry Vulture" resonates with the image of "Condor Kate" in an early 1860s letter to Kate Anthon (L 222), who remained a lifelong friend of Susan. In summer 1996, a 1909 postcard of Main Street in Amherst showing the front fence of the Evergreens that had been sent by Susan to Kate was discovered.


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Last updated on May 21, 2001
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