The undersigned takes the liberty of offering you the accompanying MS for your "Miscellany;"1—The price is $8.—
The undersigned would be glad to furnish you with an article for each number, if it would be agreeable to you.—
Please forward an answer to the address given herewith, stating whether you accept or decline.
Walter Whitman June 1st2 W.W. 12 Center St N.Y. yal.00246.002_large.jpg yal.00246.003_large.jpg yal.00246.004_large.jpg Walter Whitman Ans. July 9. '42 Editor "Boston Miscellany" [illegible]Correspondent:
Nathan Hale, Jr.
(1818–1871) served as the editor of the Boston
Miscellany from 1842–1843. He was the son of journalist and newspaper publisher Nathan
Hale. Whitman wrote Hale twice in an effort to sell the story "The Angel of Tears," but Hale declined to publish it.