[Declines invitation to come to New York with her mother at this time of year; promises to see him there in May.]

[Expresses gratitude for The Growth of the Soil ; compares it to an advanced course in English literature; describes country spring in Wisconsin . ]

[Discusses royalties; mentions Uncle Jimmy , published in the 1921 October Ladies Home Journal . ]

[Thanks him for sending her The Mind in the Making ; gives a short review of the book; mentions her illness.]

[Expresses hope that he has returned from Europe ; speaks in gratitude of his idea to syndicate her articles and editorials; mentions that her next novel, Faint Perfume , will be serialized with the Century Magazine . ]

[Thanks him for flowers.]

[Refers to her ancestors.]

[Expresses thanks; hopes to see him in Madison ; mentions the Glenn Franks.]

[Sends Christmas and New Year wishes and appreciation that he will put in a word about her book to a foreign publisher.]

[Mentions the Forum in Boston and a speaking engagement in New York . ]

[Mentions Camp Franklin near Woodruff and Minocqua , where Edward A. Filene is considering a vacation.]

[Counsels him on his upcoming trip to Europe ; urges him to see Switzerland ; expresses her love for that country.]

[Mentions their ten-day stay in New York and her fascination with the city.]

[Mentions enclosure of a statement of hers to Mr. de Mille; promises to send a photograph as soon as she arrives in Wisconsin . ]

[Thanks him for sending a "mascotte," and for his hospitality to her and her mother.]

[Apologizes for replying late; expresses pleasure that she will see her on Thursday.]

[invites her to spend time with her before a dinner engagement.]

[Letter of introduction for Edward A. Filene . ]

[Discusses the Glenwood Mission Inn , Riverside, California . ]