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fan 28, 1938
Friday a. m,
Rose Dearest
Don't work on silver Lake until you hear
from me again , I am going over it carefully
once more
g like your idea for the begining less
and less the more I think of it.
that was the way I tried to start it but
all the objections I have mentioned eropped
up as I wrote it,
It made to much of Plum breek. We don't
want to go back there, 4
It would make the book to long and
nothing
later
can
be
cut
out
if
the
firsture
is to be true,
It made an unpleasant begining ,a tale
of sickness and failure and death.
We don't want to tell of Jack's dying
nor of many's sickness.
nor of Pa's failure so that it was necessary
for him to make a new start because he
hadn't gamal anything by all his hard
work,
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In this letter, Laura Ingalls Wilder replies to her daughter Rose Wilder Lane's letter regarding edits and plots points in the manuscript for the book referred to as Silver Lake, part of the Little House on the Prairie series. Wilder signs the letter as Mama Bess.
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