#0432: Willa Cather to Ferris Greenslet, September 19 [1918]

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F.G. Dear Mr. Greenslet1:

I understand perfectly. It was the paper situation3 I wrote to enquire about. I'll send you the stories when I get back to New York4. There are only three of them5 actually written, however. We would need several more.

I'm so glad you've had a good holiday.

Hastily W. S. C.