Stoddard has forgotten that Hudson published "Summer Exodus". He wishes he had access to the boxes of manuscripts he has stored in a San Francisco warehouse, there he has numerous verses. Stoddard dreams of some day having a stone cottage to which he might retire for the remainder of his days. He submits a poem and describes his daily schedule. Arthur J. Stace's etters are like the letters of some wild wood child; in manner he his singularly fascinating. Within the last week, Stoddard has received letters from all over the world, overflowing with love that is overwhelming, yet he is despondent. Where is Bishop Camillus Maes? e wishes the money owed him sent to his sister. Stoddard requests a copy of the book, "Coral Lands" by H. Cooper. :: X-3-i A.L.S. 12pp. 12mo.