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University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.

Jesse Belle Rittenhouse Collection [1925 ca. Jun]

[Comments on what makes a beautiful single line [of poetry]; suggests it must be "magical and suggestive"; gives examples from Frederick Lawrence Knowles, [Christopher] Marlowe, [William] Wordsworth, [Algernon Charles] Swinburne, [Alfred] Tennyson, [Walt] Whitman, [William Butler] Yeats, and Matthew Arnold. ]

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Jesse Belle Rittenhouse Collection [1925 ca. Jun]

[Comments on what makes a beautiful single line [of poetry]; suggests it must be "magical and suggestive"; gives examples from Frederick Lawrence Knowles, [Christopher] Marlowe, [William] Wordsworth, [Algernon Charles] Swinburne, [Alfred] Tennyson, [Walt] Whitman, [William Butler] Yeats, and Matthew Arnold. ]

Jessie Belle Rittenhouseto [William Orton] Tewson, 1925 3 p.

[Comments on what makes a beautiful single line [of poetry]; suggests it must be "magical and suggestive"; gives examples from Frederick Lawrence Knowles, [Christopher] Marlowe, [William] Wordsworth, [Algernon Charles] Swinburne, [Alfred] Tennyson, [Walt] Whitman, [William Butler] Yeats, and Matthew Arnold. ]

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