FPG's Letters to A. L. Phelps




32. 1925:
Rapid City, Man.    January 7, 1925


Dear Phelps,

I'm in bed as you probably know from my last notes. So it will have to be Feb. 9 if I am to come. I seem to be quite sick, from the way this doctor talks. I know I feel it.

Re your letter to the Ryerson people - that's all right. By the way, Bony & Liveright asked for a MS. That lost MS. turned up after I got home; so Mrs. Grove sent it to them. I now have the final MS. in 1 more copy (from the Associated Readers). Should Pierce want it, he can have that.

I'd be willing to guarantee sale of 600 copies within a year by the way. Or, advance sale, let me say 200 copies or 250. However.

By the way, Mrs. Grove, who unpacked my suitcase, said that I had not brought the sketches home. They are probably at your place? If so, they're safe. Some of them are already copies.

Well, Mrs. Grove insists that I lie down again.

So ~ F.P.