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[[MS 2750/351/35]]
William Plomer, Esq.,
5, Ship Street,Gardens, [sic]
Brighton.
April 29th 1938
Dear William,
We have had enquiries for Herbig, a German publisher, with regard to the German rights in Turbott Wolfe, and they want us to send them a copy for consideration. As a matter of fact, we have not got a copy to send, as it is out of print. I have my own original copy, but I don't want to lose it. Have you, by any chance, one which you would care to send?
Yours,
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Source: MS 2750/351/35
Leonard Woolf writes to Plomer asking for a copy of Turbott Wolfe as he needs to send one to the German publisher Herbig. Woolf no longer has any copies and does not want to send his only one.
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