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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

George Cary Eggleston Collection 1874-1904

[Thanks for liberal dealings and promises to repay their courtesy with article on Thomas DeQuincey. ]

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George Cary Egglestonto Edmund Clarence Stedman. 1 p.

[Thinks he verified text of Rossiter Raymond's "Cavalry Song" by comparing it to version in Francis Fisher Browne's Bugle Echoes. Note: a check of Browne's Bugle Echoes reveals that Rossiter Raymond's "Calvary Song" is not contained in it.]

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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen Collection 1867-1895

[Sonnets on "Evolution"; begins "I am the child of earth & air & sea. . ."]

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Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, New York, Francis Fisher Browne, [ Chicago] 3 p.

[Says Browne's letter reached him at Columbiavia Genevaand Chicago; gives his impression of "The Fair," Columbia Exposition 1893in Chicago; sums it up as the most magnificent the world has to offer; is especially taken with the wonder of electrical illumination.]

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Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen, New York, to Francis Fisher Browne, [ Chicago] 2 p.

[Asks for a November 1884 copy of The Dial, in which a story of his on Hans Christian Andersonappears; intends include the story in Essays on Scandinavian Literature; congratulates Browne on the appearance and literary excellence of The Dial. ]

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