Bralterboro:

April: 21: 93.

Dear walt

Your letter of the 8th inst with trust A
Draft for $1460.25 to hand. Many thanks.
Yes, we left matters to you for new York a few months
to avoid the heating up if winter a came back
yesterday. You'll see from my last letter that
I did a little attempt at business for you.
Many thanks for Mlle Carre's little advice.
I'll instruct what to do about the customer
like so soon as I can get a business
word out of Heineken.

I am sending a new copy of The long
beginning a Ring Solonson" to the
Editor of The Pale Male Care & Sun. Wells'
the copy he has to follow as there are
charges & additions in it.
The report of the new book of poems is
the usual lie.

I haven't had any success from
Macmillan yet for some time
from Appleton. You must see that
they come to a clear understanding
as to the Omniltaneous
publication.

Bralleboro.

to:

Jag... 2.

Dear hata.

I agree to the English law if they
I may duration from here. Aneraam is
sendy no here draft for 30 rs
on account of 200 allies 20 in the
Shiller copy of my last book. till
eu please draw up the contract
in three terms and give it to any authorized
agent if this.

I have a knowledge received from
I draft for the D. L. B. account $800. 35 one
and $200 (odd) the other. Many thanks for
your care in this matter.
I agree with you that we need not sweat
I do not think that we can get into the trines — as set
by but short stories into the trines — as set.
They are like the Dutch in "Sunny to tell k
as tening (so much)."

The Dutch smallatelles idea is interesting but
Let us see through with the net in hand.

Ever experienced with the Home Magazine
has made me think, when I saw the little book
brochures I was interested but didn't buy
much. Why don't you give the book to the
I did (if you ever get it back) They
wouldn't be particular to a thousand units
but I am doing a short tab to them.

Brattleboro.

July. 15: 93.

Dear Pratt

Your budget of the 5th to hand
In the first place let me thank you
On my father's behalf for your
Complaudure in lending his cable
On to my mother. It was an important
matter took great walls to our mind.

1. I return here with the Heineman Palestine agreement signed. A note what you say about sale of Dutch rights.

2. I will send you all new reises
that may be left in to the
American B.B.S. for refi by air
bunge.

3. The B. D. In. learn seeing finely
English does not go in this land
So I didn't copyright it here. It will
only be needed, if at all, for some
new book of reises next year.

5. To the best of my remembrance
my royalty in milk wheeler was
1d. per copy I permit a bit like
the high & low taxes of his letter
which seems to me unreasonable.
I see no account of sales in England
after 1891. And his Indian sales are done
to me small. What we must keep track
I are the English sales,

NAULAKKA
BRATTLEBORO,
VERMONT,

Oct 29. 93

Dear Walt,

There has been a long silence
your side lately, broken only by an
enclosure last mail from a man who
wants to compile a birthday book for
my nats. I send you the
the
the
tale which may be found at place
somewhere. It's short moral of an
clever tendency. It must be got out
if possible. If it were not for that
I should buy the fourth compression
they paid well once, you'll remember.

It Nicholas have no more money
left. I have cleaned them out. but

the fourth compression is fairly
well off, and if it can publish
soon you might make a deal.

Duncieley

Rudyard Kipling.