BIB_ID
436126
Accession number
MA 23620.3
Creator
Goldschmidt, E. Ph. (Ernst Philip).
Display Date
Place of writing not identified, 1907?.
Credit line
Purchased on the Drue Heinz Fund for Twentieth-Century Literature and the Kenneth Lohf Fund, 2020.
Description
1 item (1 page) ; 14.1 x 24 cm
Notes
Based on the similarity of these texts to passages in MA 23620.2, they may have been drafted in 1907.
Written in two different hands.
Part of a collection, MA 23620.1-5, consisting of a letter from Brooke to Goldschmidt, drafts of letters from Goldschmidt to Brooke, and notes by Goldschmidt. Each item in the collection is cataloged individually.
Written in two different hands.
Part of a collection, MA 23620.1-5, consisting of a letter from Brooke to Goldschmidt, drafts of letters from Goldschmidt to Brooke, and notes by Goldschmidt. Each item in the collection is cataloged individually.
Provenance
E.P. Goldschmidt; Jacques Vellekoop. Purchased from Maggs Bros. Ltd, March 2020.
Summary
Consists of two passages: in one, Goldschmidt describes how he comes to idolize a person and writes "And just now it is you, who are so unlucky to have been elected as a temple for my gods"; in the other, he begs his correspondent to write and says "Do not write what is going on in Cambridge[.] I only want to know what is going on with you. Let me hear a little what happens to you when you are alone or with your books."
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