Sherwood Anderson to "Roger and Ruth," [ Pittsburgh ]

Extent:

13 p.

Scope and content:

[Speaks of his feelings for them, what their friendship means to him; quotes D. H. Lawrence; says he will not sell Ripshin Farm (as was planned?) but will live there in the coming spring; says access to the farm will be easier as paved road from Marionto Troutdaleis under construction; says he has lived alone for two years and will go to the farm with a woman he loves, Eleanor, perhaps marry her, even if the idea is absurd; talks about difficulties with himself, human relationships; suggests possibility that the four of them live on the farm.]

Names:

Sherwood Anderson
D. H. Lawrence

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