NAWSA
GENERAL CORRESPNDENCE
LeAVitt, Ezekiel

EZEKIAL LEAVITT
3/27 1907
115 Cannon st., N. Y.
Dear Miss Blackwell,
Accept my sincerest
thanks for sending me the translations
of my two poems. They are, as 
usual, very, very good.
I shall be glad to translate
-the poem, which you will send me.
The poem "Oh, If!" was published in
the "Jewish Exponent." When I receive
copies of it, I will send one
to you.
Miss Weisman sends her
best regards.
Very sincerely yours,
Ezekiel Leavitt


EZEKIAL LEAVITT
19/3 1907
115 Cannon st., N.Y.
My dear Miss Blackwell,
Accept my sincerest
thanks for the excellent translation
of my poem "My curse," and allow
me - to tell you again, that I consider
you one of the foremost translators
of our time. I hope you will take
my opinion of your abilities as a translator
as a sincere one, as I am not
in the habit of flattering.
With your kind permission, I'll 
send you soon a few more prose
translations of my short poems.
My fiancé, who is still with us,
sends you her best regards.
Thanking you again for your translations,
I am, dear Miss Blackwell,
Sincerely yours,
Ezekiel Leavitt

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