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E.C. Waters to Walt Whitman, 24 December 1889

 loc_vm.02467.jpg Dear Sir

Your volume of poems ordered by Miss Stoddart1 arrived safely—it was really intended for her Uncle Howard Helmick2 an Artist—who has been residing abroad many years—but who even there learned to know and love the poet and prohet​ of his Native land—We will be able now to enjoy and appreciate it in full—as  loc_vm.02469.jpg we were able only to get a small selection in London—

Wishing you heartily the compliments of the season

I am Yours Sincerely E.C. Waters—  loc_vm.02468.jpg  loc_vm.02470.jpg E. C. Waters

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  • 1. As yet we have no information about this person. [back]
  • 2. Howard Helmick (1845–1907) was an American painter, engraver, and illustrator who who lived in London for many years, during which time he often visited Ireland to do paintings of Irish landscapes and life. [back]
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