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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

William Faulkner Collection 1931, 1932, n. d.

regarding the Modern Library series list

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Irving Stone Collection 1938-1962

[W/autograph corrections. With long pencilled note on back of page 3.]

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Irving Stoneto Roeder 1 p.

[Sends him the introduction to the new Modern Library edition of Lust for Lifefor his manuscript sale. He also includes the second draft of the Ms. and has ordered Bennett Cerfto send the third, final, draft, all to be sold together. Asks him to take any price he can get for the Ms. The money realized by the sale is intended for the [ Abraham Lincoln Brigade. ]

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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.]

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