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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Sherwood Anderson Collection 1923-1941

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Thomas Wolfe Collection 1926-1950

[Departs for Parissoon; longs for light, sounds, food, pretty legs, and faces without hostility of Paris; comments on Cocke's life in Oxford; mentions Cocke's intelligence and adaptability; thanks him for the good time he had in Oxford; hopes Cocke will write him in Paris; hopes the Oxfordsun will eventually get out.]

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Thomas Wolfe, Brooklyn, to Helen Trafford Moore, Portland, Maine 2 p.

[Discusses her work with the deaf; mentions Maxwell Perkins' interest in her work; suggests she put her ideas on paper; recalls her story about a deaf boy; feels it would make a wonderful piece; suggests sending it to Alfred Dashiellof Scribner's Magazine. ]

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Thomas Wolfe, Brooklyn, to Helen Trafford Moore, Portland, Maine 2 p.

[Promises to speak about her story about deaf people with Alfred Dashiell, which is all he can do in the way of helping to get it published; thinks the piece would be suitable for the series "Life in the United States" which has been featured in Scribner's Magazine; says Maxwell Perkinswould be interested because of his own son's progressing deafness; asks her discreetness about this fact should she ever meet Perkins.]

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