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Doyle, which is given by Dr.
Bucke in his edition of Whitman's lettersto Pete 1— one of the best running accounts of Walt which we
have, though of course quite extempore— Pete says in one pas- — sage : 'I never knew a case of Walt's
to Pete are veritablelove-letters.
And there is a passage in Pete Doyle's already quoted interview which curiously corroborates this.
W. " I should like to see Pete ] Doyle" while I am here. Can you give me his address? W. W.
where Pete is as I am rather uneasy about him.
So I don't know where Pete is now." " /. W. W.
I said that one reason why I wanted to see Pete Doyle was that he perhaps represented the average American
Pete hardly does. For years past Pete has been whirled among the sophistications."
s letterto his mother and to Peter Doyle.
Portraitof Whitman and Doyle together,by Harry D.
Wiksell's personal recollectionsof Pete Doyle.
J., I give to my friend,Peter Doyle, my silverwatch. I give to H.
Doyle, Peter, 261. Finta, Alexander, 118, 119.
fancy. suppose," he replied, "myking for and associa tion with car drivers stage drivers, (Pete
Doyle, my friend, was a car driver),and boat hands attracted and attracts atten tion and produces inquiries