London, Jack, 1876-1916--Correspondence; Authors, American--20th century--Correspondence; London, Joan, 1901-1971--Correspondence;]]> Dear Joan:
In reply to yours of December 11, 1915,
I am afraid that my etearaer will start before I have time to catoh it. You will
understand from this in how big a hurry I am, and how orowded I 4sa for time.
How, chipping everything clco, and getting down to the cain point; I do not
know enythirs etcut furs. I have never wcrn furs in ny life, though I cm at^iro I hava
bought them.for pereono of the female pereuaeion.
Ycu have put up to me a very awkxrard <jue£ ion, nanely, how nuoh and how far
I can go in the way of getting furs for you and Bcoky. I cone baok and eay that I do
not know. " damn about the prioeo of furs for girls of your t^e and of your situation in
_^ lifo. 8uppose ycu come baak quiok and let ne know what you think are the naxiiaim and
minima prices for furs that will cult the two of you.
In a ruch, with lots of love*
Miss Joan London
609 Soenic Avenue
Piedmont, California.
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JB/JL
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