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Letter 11.
Richmond, [Va.] | [March, 1898]
Dear Mr. Reynolds:
The Messrs. Harper have written me that they are desirous (as I wrote you some time [a]go I thought they were) of publishing the book late in May or early in June. To postpone it until this autumn would mean sacrificing the best selling season of the year, & it would be a decided loss to me in many ways.
Has Mr. Heinemann any objection to its appearing then?
Will you kindly communicate with him and arrange it as best you can, remembering that my urgent wish is to have the book appear in this country not later than early in June.
Very sincerely,
Ellen Glasgow
I forgot to ask you please to return the ms. at my expense.
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