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Francois D. Millet | Francois D. Millet | ||
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artiste peintre | artiste peintre | ||
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No 25 Rue de la Charite | No 25 Rue de la Charite | ||
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Buxelles | Buxelles | ||
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Chez | Chez | ||
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U. Mommens | U. Mommens | ||
My dear Charlie:---- | My dear Charlie:---- | ||
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I was very much disappointed at not receiving a letter from you before my departure from Venice. I had hoped you would write me to say whether or no you would meet me in Antwerp as I had planned. I am rushing to be there on the appointed day and hope you will not fail to come as according to my side of the agreement. | I was very much disappointed at not receiving a letter from you before my departure from Venice. I had hoped you would write me to say whether or no you would meet me in Antwerp as I had planned. I am rushing to be there on the appointed day and hope you will not fail to come as according to my side of the agreement. | ||
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I left Venice two days ago and am now among the Americans here for [page 2] Forty eight hours or so. Have met Strong and today shall meet Toby Rosenthal and David Neal. | I left Venice two days ago and am now among the Americans here for [page 2] Forty eight hours or so. Have met Strong and today shall meet Toby Rosenthal and David Neal. | ||
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[page 3] Father John is a whole man. I am awfully taken with him. We are to write each other. | [page 3] Father John is a whole man. I am awfully taken with him. We are to write each other. | ||
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Now please write me to care of | Now please write me to care of | ||
Hotel du Nouveau Jardin | Hotel du Nouveau Jardin | ||
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Rue aux Lits | Rue aux Lits | ||
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Antwerp | Antwerp | ||
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With much love my dear boy I am as always your chummeke. | With much love my dear boy I am as always your chummeke. | ||
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Frank | Frank | ||
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In the greatest haste breakfast waiting. | In the greatest haste breakfast waiting. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:36, 31 March 2012
Letter 6: Letters of Frank Millet to Charles Warren Stoddard: May 10, 1875 - January 3, 1900
[Address on envelope:]
Francois D. Millet
artiste peintre
No 25 Rue de la Charite
Buxelles
Chez
U. Mommens
My dear Charlie:----
I was very much disappointed at not receiving a letter from you before my departure from Venice. I had hoped you would write me to say whether or no you would meet me in Antwerp as I had planned. I am rushing to be there on the appointed day and hope you will not fail to come as according to my side of the agreement.
I left Venice two days ago and am now among the Americans here for [page 2] Forty eight hours or so. Have met Strong and today shall meet Toby Rosenthal and David Neal.
It will interest you perhaps to know that when Arthur went away a week ago I went to Ancona with him and we called on Father John and spent the most delightful day I have passed in Italy.
We dined in the same inn you did at Loreto. Afterwards Arthur & I visited Rimini, San Marino, Ravenna & parted at Castel Bolognese.
[page 3] Father John is a whole man. I am awfully taken with him. We are to write each other.
Now please write me to care of
Hotel du Nouveau Jardin
Rue aux Lits
Antwerp
for I shall go there for news from you.
With much love my dear boy I am as always your chummeke.
Frank
In the greatest haste breakfast waiting.
