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Letter
ALS. Responds to Roberts's favorable review of his version of the Aeneid. Salt also remarks, "You quite rightly observed that I had read no modern, up-to-date poetry. Ralph Hodgson, a friend of mine, is, I must own, the only poet of the present day in whom I delight." He concludes with a wish that "Tennyson had given us a version of the Aneid, instead of his Arthurian poem. I think he might have done the trick!"
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Letters and Card
2 ALsS, 1 APcS. To the wife of R. Ellis Roberts, he responds: "It is like you, brimming over with goodness ... to see virtue in your friends ... Could any of you have been more radiantly genial than Ellis in the role of Chairman?" Writes of the pleasurable evening spent with them. Second letter refers to a check sent him by Leo Myers and of its generous amount: "it is Leo whom you have to thank, not me, for the drawing." Card explains why he will not be able to visit her.
