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Joseph E. Evans letters, 1935-1954
1939-10-17 Joseph Evans to Mary Evans Page 2
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in that regard are my corrected French Syntax exercises. I would be most awfully grateful if you would do this and then I promise not to bother you any more. I shall hear the Everett Harmon thing in mind - although I am a little dubious about my receptions in that quarter since he refused to answer the letters I wrote him from Iowa City. I have been working on some short stories lately, but just now everything is rather upset for me because Rosalind is very ill with peritonitis. However, I will call Everett as soon as I get an opportunity. Thank you again for all this stuff, and please do not be mad because I keep pestering you. Love, Jody
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in that regard are my corrected French Syntax exercises. I would be most awfully grateful if you would do this and then I promise not to bother you any more. I shall hear the Everett Harmon thing in mind - although I am a little dubious about my receptions in that quarter since he refused to answer the letters I wrote him from Iowa City. I have been working on some short stories lately, but just now everything is rather upset for me because Rosalind is very ill with peritonitis. However, I will call Everett as soon as I get an opportunity. Thank you again for all this stuff, and please do not be mad because I keep pestering you. Love, Jody
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