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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

O. Henry Collection

[Pages 10 and 11 of a play; included dialogue between Bunker and Sailor; Bunker: "I am. Besides that I'm a song and dance artist, . ." Bunker tells the sailor of his various performing skills and displays some magic.]

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O. Henry Collection

[Pages 10 and 11 of a play; included dialogue between Bunker and Sailor; Bunker: "I am. Besides that I'm a song and dance artist, . ." Bunker tells the sailor of his various performing skills and displays some magic.]

University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

O. Henry Collection

[Includes article as printed in Broadway Magazine, 8 p. with illustrations by Alexander Popini. ] (Bound in burgundy leather)

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O. Henry, Asheville, North Carolina, to [ William Aspenwall Bradley] 4 p.

[Discusses his upcoming [marriage], his health, expected completion of a story, plans to return to New York, the possibility of a novel, being "mixed up in the McC[lure] books," and an advance; mentions Sara Lindsay Coleman, Mrs. [William Aspenwall] Bradley, Asheville. ] (Bound in blue leather)

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O. Henry Collection

[Includes article as printed in Broadway Magazine, 8 p. with illustrations by Alexander Popini. ] (Bound in burgundy leather)

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