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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Frank Lebby Stanton Collection 1895-1904

[Encloses poem, " A Song of Gifts"; complains about theft of his poem, " How Shall I Love You, " which he published in Ladies Home Journaland which later appeared in Jenness Miller Magazineunder the signature of " Will C. Ferril. "]

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Frank Lebby Stanton Collection 1895-1904

[Encloses poem, " A Song of Gifts"; complains about theft of his poem, " How Shall I Love You, " which he published in Ladies Home Journaland which later appeared in Jenness Miller Magazineunder the signature of " Will C. Ferril. "]

Frank Lebby Stantonto Edward W. Bok 2 p.

[Promises to send "When John Wesleypreached in Georgia" article, complete with pictures; thinks picture of Wesley Oaksmost important; includes marginal note by [Bok] reimbursing Stanton for expenses related to article illustrations.]

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