Richard Henry Stoddard, New York, to Andrew Varick Stout Anthony, New York, 1901

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2 p.

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[Attempts to find out from Anthony what the [J. Henry] Harper, [Stephen Ryder] Fiske, [Thomas] Hardyagreement on the dramatization of Tess of the D'Urbervillesis; says that his son, Lorimer Stoddard, who is sick in a sanitorium in New York, dramatized the novel and gave Fiske the right to present it in England; says that Fiske refuses, or neglects, to enlighten Lorimer; Stoddard says he would not betray confidence.]

Names:

Richard Henry Stoddard
Andrew Varick Stout Anthony
[J. Henry] Harper
[Stephen Ryder] Fiske
[Thomas] Hardy
Lorimer Stoddard

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