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To Owen Wister, [15 June 1929]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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The Letters of Ernest Hemingway

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Saturday 5 pm
Dear O.W.
I just missed you at the house. We sent you a telegram to the Minnewaska this noon.

To Eric Knight, [c. late October 1931]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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To Eric Knight
this account of life and travels in Northern Italy during 1917 and 18 with a short excursion on the Italian lakes

To Guy Hickok, 30 July [1929]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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Dear Max: (Started to write Max Perkins) Gros:—
Didnt you go to San Sebastien? It seems Franklin was very good there. Carried out on the shoulders again.

November 1930
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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To Ezra Pound, 28 February [1930]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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P.O. Box 396
Key West
Florida
Feb 28—
Dear Ezra:—
Damned glad to hear from and of you. I’ll get a photo of the Shark and remains and send it—for Van H. Plate is sold but I can get one O.K. Also any other good ones I can get.

To Thornton Wilder,18 July [1929]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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July 18—
Montroig (Prov. Tarragona)
Dear Thornt—
Damned good to hear from you. Any communication from the Dean of American letters is always welcome. You old Colony haunter! I hope you’re fine.

To Maxwell Perkins, 31 May [1930]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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May 31
Dear Max:
Enclosed is the story. I think you’ll like it. It is nearly 6,000 words long.

To Milford Baker, 12 September [1930]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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16 November 2017, pp 364-365
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September 12
Dear Bake:—
The glasses, as I wrote you, are splendid. Ideal in fact. Thanks ever so much.
Did I tell you about the 2nd bear? Bears had killed, or at least eaten, 20 head of stock.

To Grace Hall Hemingway, 10 December [1929]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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December 10
Dear Mother:—
Enclosed please find 7 checks for Xmas—Will you please mail off at once for me the checks to Leicester, Ura, Uncle and Marce—

To Caresse Crosby, 23 September [1931]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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Hotel Crystal
Sept 23rd
Dear Caresse:—
If you will return me the Mss. to N.Y. I will be very glad to send you a check for 700 dollars from New York on October First.

To Archibald MacLeish, 28 July [1931]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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July 28
Dear Archie:—
Look—the first thing I’ve written Uncle Gus saying we wont be going until the fall of 1932 instead of the Spring—

To Waldo Peirce, [c. late October–early November 1931]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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Querido Valdito mio;
?Que tal hombre? lo siento un barbaridad not to see you anymore you bearded twin begetting bum.

To Grace Hall Hemingway, 12 October [1929]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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16 November 2017, pp 119-121
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October 12
Dear Mother:—
Your cheerful letters have been very welcome. Glad Les is doing so well and hope Uncle Tyley will enjoy his trip.

To Evan Shipman, [9 February 1931]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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Box 404,
Key West, Florida
Dear Evan,
I wrote you fromout in Wyoming last Fall when you wrote giving me an address. Sorry you never got it. Amdictating this to Pauline—my armis still on the bum.

July 1930
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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List of Plates
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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16 November 2017, pp xiv-xv
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To William D. Horne, Jr., 1 June [1930]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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The Letters of Ernest Hemingway

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June 1—
Dear ’Orny:—
It’s filthy to wait a month before answering your swell letter but—how’s this for an alibi—

To John Dos Passos, [c. 5 February 1931]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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The Letters of Ernest Hemingway

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Dos,
Damned glad to hear from you. Gen Smelly Buller may have last word yet. Musso vcant drive all over Italy that fast and not run over dozens of babies—hundreds more likely.

To Edward Saunders, 14 July [1929]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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The Letters of Ernest Hemingway

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Dear Bra: This town is carried away with bulls. Think of you whenever I’m drunk and plenty of times sober. We’re all well and having a fine time.

To Maxwell Perkins, 27 May [1930]
Ernest Hemingway
Edited by Sandra Spanier, Pennsylvania State University, Miriam B. Mandel, Tel-Aviv University
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The Letters of Ernest Hemingway

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16 November 2017, pp 298-298
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May 27
Dear Max:—
Will you have $500.00 deposited inmy account—City Bank Farmers Branch
43 Exchange Place
N.Y.C.
It has gotten very low—(The account)

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