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Title: Richard A. Stuart to Walt Whitman, 15 October 1885
Date: October 15, 1885
Whitman Archive ID: loc.03697
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RICHARD A. STUART,
Lecture & Dramatic Agent,
TOURS ARRANGED.
66 WASHINGTON PLACE.
New York,
Oct 15 1885
Walt Whitman
Camden, N. J.
Dear Sir—
The writer desires to get up a course of lectures & readings to be given in this city this Winter by some of our prominent authors and desires to know if you would consider a proposition to read at one of the meetings several of your short poems?
Should the foregoing in any way meet your views I shall be pleased by future correspondence to discuss dates—terms and any other detail.
Trusting this will find you in good health, and thanking you in advance for an early & favorable reply—I am
Your
Obt
Servant
Richd A. Stuart
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