Sharp diary 1917 page 179. Wednesday 20 June 1917 - New York
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Wednesday 20th of June 1917
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Looked through proofs and took them to Putnam’s together with the map which Campbell had sent me. Had a long talk with Savage who was much more civil now that I went to him and not S. W. Putnam of whom he is clearly very jealous. He says book ought to be ready by September. The printers are going rather faster but I do not think he will prove a true prophet. Rested after lunch and then did a couple of hours harmonizing at Grays, dining with Maud at old English place in 43rd St[reet]. Weather warmer than yesterday but quite bearable.Location
USA : New York : New York [40.7143528,-74.0059731]
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