The Teller
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's letter-heads is printed the name of the ex-teller of the Frank- lin Bank.
Query : After all, did the teller do right ?
67 THE LETTERS OF EDWARD NOYES WESTCOTT EDITED BY MARGARET WESTCOTT MUZZEY E. N. Westcott.
From a photograph taken in 1875.
THE LETTERS OF EDWARD NOYES WESTCOTT THE following extracts are from let- ters written by Mr. Westcott to his daughter and others.
David Harum was partially written during the summer of 1895 while Mr. Westcott was at Meacham Lake, in the Adirondacks. On... his return he said nothing in regard to his book to any member of his family, and it was some time later that I heard of it from a friend to whom my brother had read some of the chapters as they were com- pleted. In the summer of 1896 I asked my brother to allow me to read what he had written, and he gave me the The Teller first typewritten MS. His daughter, having heard of his work in the same manner, begged him to tell her about it. The following letters will show that it was not Mr. Westcott's intention to tell her anything about the book until it had been accepted for publication, which was a very indefinite contingency in his opinion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
's letter-heads is printed the name of the ex-teller of the Frank- lin Bank.
Query : After all, did the teller do right ?
67 THE LETTERS OF EDWARD NOYES WESTCOTT EDITED BY MARGARET WESTCOTT MUZZEY E. N. Westcott.
From a photograph taken in 1875.
THE LETTERS OF EDWARD NOYES WESTCOTT THE following extracts are from let- ters written by Mr. Westcott to his daughter and others.
David Harum was partially written during the summer of 1895 while Mr. Westcott was at Meacham Lake, in the Adirondacks. On... his return he said nothing in regard to his book to any member of his family, and it was some time later that I heard of it from a friend to whom my brother had read some of the chapters as they were com- pleted. In the summer of 1896 I asked my brother to allow me to read what he had written, and he gave me the The Teller first typewritten MS. His daughter, having heard of his work in the same manner, begged him to tell her about it. The following letters will show that it was not Mr. Westcott's intention to tell her anything about the book until it had been accepted for publication, which was a very indefinite contingency in his opinion.
What to read after The Teller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Westcott, Edward Noyes, 1847-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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