Letter from Grace Greenwood to James Fields, Oct 8, 1852
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Delf and Imbner have imported some of Greenwood's books and copies for Mary Howitt. Fields should send Imbner some copies in return.
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Huntington Library, James Thomas Fields Papers and AddendaCreator
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[page 4 – included on page 1] grateful and sisterly affection you have always with you
Kindest regards to the Whipples and other friends. God bless you dear friend
Ever faithfully
Grace
[page 1] Dear Fields.
I rejoiced to hear that you had landed on the other side safely, but grieved to learn that you had again suffered so horribly. Did you follow the directions I sent you from Sir Philip Crampton [?] just before you sailed? you see by the date of this, that I am with our dear good
[page 2] friends the Bennochs. I had a very happy time in Ireland and a glorious litter tour in Scotland, as you will see by my "Era" correspondence. I cannot say just when I shall leave this for the continent but suppose in the course of a fortnight. I will write you again before sailing leaving [inserted] or from Paris. Bayard Taylor is to be in town on the 10th
[page 3] for a short time only. Delf [?] and Imbner [?] have imported some of my books from Putnam. and have given me a copy of The Pets and +++. for Mary Howitt who will notice them. will you send them as soon as you can a copy of each of these books to make up for those I take. I promised him Imbner [?] that you would. I am well with the exception of a cough which goads me toward Italy. The Bennochs send love. My most
