Name/Title
Untitled PoemEntry/Object ID
JJA.1938.453Description
This is a letter with a poem. "The Century Association, 7 West Forty-third Street / A sweet attractive kind of grace, A full assurance given by looks, Continual comfort in a God The confinements of Gospell books I know that continuance cannot lie Whose thoughts are legible in __________ So Sp____, in his Elegie on French Passion for his Astrophel... Sir Phillip Sidney Knight. I make the cycle of Wordsworth's Lucy poems thu: 1. Strange but of passion have I known - 2 among all lovely things my labor had _______ (the glow worm poem) - 3 She dwelt among the untrodden ways - 4 Thru years she grows - 6 a Slumber did my spirit seal - 5 I traveled among _________ I greatly _______ my twilight call yesterday. But you did not ___________ The Audubon souvenir. Faithfully yours, T. M. _________ Coar 700 5th. Ave. Nov. 17, 1904."Collection
L. S. Tyler CollectionMade/Created
Manufacturer
Coar, TrumanDate made
1904 - 1904Notes
Date: November 17, 1904Lexicon
Search Terms
* Communication Artifacts, Letters, Correspondence, PoemsDimensions
Height
8-3/4 inWidth
5-7/16 inLength
13/16 in