Wants him to know she will be at the Hall at the usual hour in order to give a reading. 1 s. (1 p.) Old folder #: 76

Thanking him for his kind appreciation of her work and extending an invitation to visit her family in New Orleans if he should be there. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 77.

Referring to a request of his to use a poem to Houghton Mifflin Company. Expressing pleasure that he reads her poetry. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 78.

Thanking him for sending her a song. 1 s. (1 p.) Old folder #: 59

Telling him of the plans of herself and her husband to live in Concord, N.H. 1 s. (3 p.) Old folder #: 60.

Thanking him for the flowers he brought to her on Saturday and telling him what she did with them. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 61.

Telling him that the mottoes in the library at Wayside had not been put there by her father, but by her brother and a boarding school mistress who had rented the house. Speaking of the Free Home for Incurable Cancer where she now lives. 2 s. (9 p.) Old folder #: 62.

Thanking him for sending an ode in appreciation of an article in the Critic, June 18, on American literature. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 79.

Thanking him for his generous and helpful criticism of an unpublished play. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 80.

Asking permission to use a poem of his in a compilation. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 81.

Thanking him for his clever buying of books for "Harvard Annex"; confessing her disgust at the welcome given Oscar Wilde in Chicago and Boston, and telling of refusing to receive Whitman's poems as a gift through the mail for fear of being arrested. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 82.

In answer to a letter of his, agreeing in his unwillingness to apply part of the Child Fund to aid the endorsement of the "Revolution"; asking that part of the fund be used to circulate "Common Sense" and that part be given as a contribution to the "Annex Fund" to hasten the opening of Harvard to women. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 83.

Regarding a contribution and the appointment of a committee to take charge of gifts. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 84.

Regretting that she had been unable to see the Misses O'Reilly about whom Mr. Higginson had sent a card. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 85.

Regarding the gift of one of her books to Higginson's daughter. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 86.

Sending a letter of introduction from Mr. Coleridge and saying that she and her sister will call on the next Monday. 1 s. (2 p.) Old folder #: 87.

Referring to an expressed desire on his part to consult with her about a book he is writing; asking him to visit her, explaining about the condition of her health, etc. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 88.

Thanking him for sending her "Woman and the Alphabet," discussing the present state of the woman suffrage movement. 1 s. (4 p.) Old folder #: 89.

Thanking him for having written an article in defense of woman suffrage in the "Last Bazar." 1 s. (3 p.) Old folder #: 90.

Four separate cards; changing the date of an engagement; giving him requested information on Michael Field; thanking him for a letter, etc. 4 s. (9 p.) Old folder #: 91.