To Moncure D. Conway
5 February 1882 • Hartford, Conn. (MS: NvU, UCCL 02157)
5 February 1882 • Hartford, Conn. (MS: NvU, UCCL 02157)
Hartford Sunday, Feb. 5/82.
My Dear Conway—
Only a mere P. S.—a single sentence to say this morning’s Springfield Republican has your talk upon Tennyson’s “Despair,” & that I have read it through twice, from the first word to the last, and that it is as beautiful as music,—& full-freighted with all the merits, virtues & charms of literary art: sound reasoning, true poetry, lofty thought, noble imagery; & all set forth with a grace of expression which is enchanting. Thank you heartily for writing it.
Ys Sincerely,
S L Clemens
MS, NvU.
L. Weitz catalog, 28 October 1947, no. 59, lot 400; MicroPUL, reel 2.
Offered for sale by Leo Weitz in 1947.
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