Letters to Lithopolis
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Don't you think mountains are real cute? Won't you write me again before then & say au revoir? And tell me — is the tombstone lady doing nicely? And did Bart have any in- surance? And are there any katy- dids? And crickets? But don't telegraph. Letter by first mail will relieve anxiety.
Yours very sincerely O. Henry.
IV INTRODUCTORY NOTE O. Henry was continually sending me magazine stories — either recently, formerly, or about to be, published. They all attested to his rapid advance on the road... to fame, and, being only human, I could not resist the impulse to send something myself to show 32 LITHOPOLIS that I, in my own poor way, was snailing along that same deep-rutted, long long road. I mailed him a copy of my book ''Miserere/' and deftly, sort of careless-like, slipped in among the pages a circular of press notices about my concert work. All of which accounts for the slam-bang jollying I get in the following letter.
The Storekeeper incident is a more intricate matter to explain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don't you think mountains are real cute? Won't you write me again before then & say au revoir? And tell me — is the tombstone lady doing nicely? And did Bart have any in- surance? And are there any katy- dids? And crickets? But don't telegraph. Letter by first mail will relieve anxiety.
Yours very sincerely O. Henry.
IV INTRODUCTORY NOTE O. Henry was continually sending me magazine stories — either recently, formerly, or about to be, published. They all attested to his rapid advance on the road... to fame, and, being only human, I could not resist the impulse to send something myself to show 32 LITHOPOLIS that I, in my own poor way, was snailing along that same deep-rutted, long long road. I mailed him a copy of my book ''Miserere/' and deftly, sort of careless-like, slipped in among the pages a circular of press notices about my concert work. All of which accounts for the slam-bang jollying I get in the following letter.
The Storekeeper incident is a more intricate matter to explain.
What to read after Letters to Lithopolis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry O. to read onlineMoreLess
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