Letter from John Muir to [Robert Underwood] Johnson, 1895 Feb 23.
38Martinez, Feb. 23, 1895My dear Mr Johnson,I send you today the Alaska trip by registered mail. I think it reads pretty well though its tail is slightly scrawny after pulling out so many of its plumes for the Glacier Bay article. There is a good deal in it & it cannot I think fail to interest t...
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| Online Access: | https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/muir-correspondence/3057 https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/context/muir-correspondence/article/4073/viewcontent/muir08_0847_let.pdf |
| Summary: | 38Martinez, Feb. 23, 1895My dear Mr Johnson,I send you today the Alaska trip by registered mail. I think it reads pretty well though its tail is slightly scrawny after pulling out so many of its plumes for the Glacier Bay article. There is a good deal in it & it cannot I think fail to interest tourists.I had a letter the other day from Sir Joseph Hooker saying he had just finished reading the last page of my book & that he didn't know when he had ever read anything that gave him so much pleasure & instruction etc. & asks whether I am going to give a book on Alaska I shall now tackle the dog & the adventure.Ever Cordially yoursJohn MuirBancroft Library |
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