An Account of the Indians In Virginia and of some Remarkable Things in that Country Collected out of some Letters from A minister in Virginia Some few things are inserted concerning the English there, or the Bucaniers in some places of America An Dom 1689
from Account of the Indians in Virginia and of some remarkable things in that country. Transcribed by an anonymous volunteer on 09/11/2019
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Browse manuscriptsit very much; one just feels himself drifting along, drifting along, feeling a little devil-may-care, just taking what comes... and finding much that is interesting. I know that you are hard at work on "The Lovers" and so I appreciate all the more the time you take to write me. I wonder if "The Lovers" will be something like "Many Marriages". I hope so. I must tell you Mr. Anderson why I have been so long in writing. I have been at work on a story myself and I cannot tell you how impressed I have been in it. A poor excuse that is for not answering your letter, but it is the truth. Really, I now have a novel of 120,000 words in rough draft, called "Two Sons of Ancient Lineage". And I am going to rewrite, and actually am going to send it to Boni & Liveright. I know that it has thousands of faults but perhaps I might, get from them a
from Sherwood Anderson letters [11], 1915-1941. Transcribed by Sooze248 on 06 / 29 / 2026
Charles S. Stobie 
Fanny Butcher 
Graham Taylor 
Mark J. Satter 
