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“The trouble is that I am hopelessly off work”
[For full, correct and critical edition of this letter, see Mehew 8, 2772.] To Charles Baxter [Baxter Letters pp. 364-6: http://www.hathitrust.org%5D [Dictated to Belle] [Vailima] 12 August 1894 My dear Charles, All previous points approved. 1st. The length of St. … Continue reading
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Tagged account, amanuensis, Baxter, Belle, Copyright Act, Cornhill, dedications, Edinburgh Edition, Fanny, Fraser, Heinemann, mandate, McClure, McLeod, MS, Robert Louis Stevenson, Samoa, Scribner's Sons, St. Ives, Stedman, Stone and Kimball, transference, Vailima, Valentine, verse, Victorian Anthology, will, With RLS in Samoa
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“I have in view a sort of child’s party for grown-up persons with kissing games, etc., here at Vailima”
[Dots between square brackets indicate cuts made by Sidney Colvin. For full, correct and critical edition of this letter, see Mehew 8, 2762.] To Sidney Colvin [Colvin 1911, 4, pp. 327-30] [Vailima, 17 July, 1894] My dear Colvin, I have to thank … Continue reading
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Tagged amanuensis, Amateur Emigrant, Balfour, ball, beach-comber, Belle, Bierabend, Colvin, consuls, corporal, correspondence, curaçoa, Edinburgh Edition, Eeles, Festetics de Tolna, funk, German clerks, Haggin, horsemen, James, Lloyd, Lysaght, Magnum Opus, Marines, native guide, officers, Osbourne, party, President, Robert Louis Stevenson, Samoa, Schmidt, seamen, St. Ives, Stevens, strong, Treaty, Vailima, visitors, Wurmbrand
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“I feel as if I were near the end of my production”
[For correct and critical edition of this letter, see Mehew 8, 2759.] To Charles Baxter [Baxter Letters, pp. 361-5] [Vailima, c. 15 July 1894] My dear Baxter, I have received the balloon books from your bookseller, and I must say he is … Continue reading
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Tagged amanuensis, Astor, bad luck, Baxter, Belle, books, bookseller, cheque, Child's Guide to Knowledge, Colvin, dedication, Dummy, Dunnet, Edinburgh Edition, Fanny, Harper's Weekly, Henderson, Henley, Housekeeper, Johnstone, Latin, Lloyd, money, Moral Emblems, mother, music, native, P.T.O., Pomerian dog, publisher, Robert Louis Stevenson, Robinson Crusoe, Samoa, Sanchez, school-book, St. Ives, Sydney, Vailima, Whitman
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“About the Miscellany Section, both plans seem to me quite good. Toss up”
[As usual, dots between square brackets indicate cuts made by Sidney Colvin. For full, correct and critical edition of this letter, see Mehew 8, 2746.] To Sidney Colvin [Colvin 1911, 4, pp. 315-7] [First paragraph dictated to Belle] Vailima, June 18th, … Continue reading
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Tagged An Old Scotch Gardener, attack, Babel, Baxter, beach, Belle, big hall, cold, Colvin, curaçoa, Edinburgh Edition, Fanny, German, German ships, health, local editors, Lysaght, Meredith, Miscellany, objections, Pastoral, Robert Louis Stevenson, St. Ives, Tod
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“It is to be your edition. Please yourselves”
[For correct and critical edition of this letter, see Mehew 8, 2745.] To Charles Baxter [Baxter Letters pp. 358-61; http://www.hathitrust.org%5D [Dictated to Belle] Vailima 18 June 1894 My dear Charles, Your long and interesting letter of May 14th duly come … Continue reading
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Tagged amanuensis, Autobiography of a Cornish Smuggle, Baxter, Belle, bookseller, Cassel's, Chevalier, cold, Colvin, copyright, Crime de Sylvestre Bonnard, D.H. and P.G., Duchess of Buckingham, Edinburgh Edition, Familiar Letters, father, Ferrier, France, Glimpses of Four Continents, health, History of Human Marriage, Humorous Songs, Jungle Book, Kidd, Kipling, Lane, Lloyd, Longman, mail, Many Inventions, Marlborough, Maxwell, Melville, modesty, Moral Emblems, music, Opinions de l'Abbé Coignard, Pall Mall Magazine, Pentland Rising, Philosophy of Umbrellas, reprint, Robert Louis Stevenson, S.L.O., Samoa, savings, scientific friend, Scott, Scottish Land-Names, Scribner, Social Evolution, South Sea Islanders, St Yves, Tom Sawyer Abroad, Treasure Island, Twain, Vailima, Wawn, Westermarck', Wolseley
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“If it had been possible, I should have almost preferred the Lothian Road Edition”
To Charles Baxter [Baxter Letters, pp. 353-8: http://www.hathitrust.org%5D [First part dictated to Belle] [Vailima, 18 May 1894] My dear Charles, I have received Melville’s report and the very encouraging documents that he encloses. It would really seem to be going … Continue reading
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Tagged amanuensis, Baxter, beer, Belle, Bob, Burns, Canongate, censure, Colvin, copies, copyrights, death, dedication, Doyle, drunkness, Dutch smuggler, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Edition, fame, Fanny, Fergusson, Gravestone, Henderson, Inglis, Johnstone, Justice Clerk, Lammermuir, Latin, Lloyd, Lothian Road, Lothian Road Edition, Man in Black, Master of Ballantrae, Maude, McClure, McLeod, Melville, Memoirs of the Mutiny, music, Pentland Rising, pleasure, poem, proofs, readers, Robert Louis Styevenson, Samoa, Scott, Scribners, Sherlock Holmes, Siege of Lucknow, St. Ives, Sydney, transmigration of souls, trash, Under the Red Robe, Upolu, Vailima, Virgil, Weyman, wife, will, Williams
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“It is only a question of time and prayer and ink, and should leave something, no, not good, but not all bad”
[Dots between square brackets indicate cuts made by Sidney Colvin. For full, correct and critical edition of this letter, see Mehew 8, 2733.] To Sidney Colvin [Vailima Letters, pp. 253-5] [Beginning dictated to Belle] Vailima, May 18th, 1894. My dear … Continue reading
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“I certainly feel extremely gratified at the generous treatment I have received at the hands of my many publishers”
Andrew Patterson Melville (1867-1938) was apprenticed to Mitchell and Baxter; he was to became a W.S. in 1896. [For correct and critical edition of this letter, see Mehew 8, 2732.] To Andrew P. Melville [Baxter Letters, p. 358: http://www.hathitrust.org%5D Vailima, 18 … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Baxter, copies, copyright, corrections, Edinburgh Edition, McClure, Melville, proofs, publishers, Robert Louis Stevenson, Samoa, Scribner's Sons, Vailima
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