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Letter Reference | Findlay Family A1199/3649 |
Archive | William Cullen Library, Historical Papers, University of the Witwatersrand |
Epistolary Type | Letter |
Letter Date | 1896 |
Address From | na |
Address To | |
Who To | John Findlay |
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Permissions | Please read before using or citing this transcription |
Legend |
The Project is grateful to the William Cullen Library, University of Johannesburg, for kindly allowing us to transcribe this Olive Schreiner letter, which is part of its Historical Papers. This letter is archived in the 1896 sequence and thus its dating here.
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Dear Brother
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3 Cron is going over your MS & I have written to England about it to a
4magazine editor. I hope he will take it but don't make sure at all. I
5may not be able to get it taken. But I will do all I can: & Cron is
6going over it carefully putting any little omissions &c right. The
7unreadable little stories are the most interesting part, that about
8the man who shot the nigger is very good. If you write more put in all
9the stories you know. But perhaps before writing more you had better
10wait & see how this one gets on.
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12 Give my love to all.
13 Yours, with love from Cron & myself
14 Olive
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16 What a sweet wife & beautiful little girl Hudson has got.
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2
3 Cron is going over your MS & I have written to England about it to a
4magazine editor. I hope he will take it but don't make sure at all. I
5may not be able to get it taken. But I will do all I can: & Cron is
6going over it carefully putting any little omissions &c right. The
7unreadable little stories are the most interesting part, that about
8the man who shot the nigger is very good. If you write more put in all
9the stories you know. But perhaps before writing more you had better
10wait & see how this one gets on.
11
12 Give my love to all.
13 Yours, with love from Cron & myself
14 Olive
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16 What a sweet wife & beautiful little girl Hudson has got.
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Notation
The manuscript sent by John Findlay to Schreiner cannot be established.
The manuscript sent by John Findlay to Schreiner cannot be established.