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Although not mentioned directly in the correspondence, Sr. Janet was likely a Sister of Mercy. The verson of Merton's letter to her addresses it to "Sister M. Janet / Holy Innocents Convent" in Brooklyn, New York.
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1964/03/19 |
TL[c] from Merton |
Thanks for your letter. The book in which I referred to Emily Dickinson was the Sign of Jonas, |
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1964/03/19 |
TLS[x] from Merton |
Thanks for your letter. The book in which I referred to Emily Dickinson was the Sign of Jonas, |
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2007/10/04 |
HLS[x] to Martin, James, Fr., S.J. |
Thank you for last evening's delightful talk at St. Raphael's East Meadow. It was a most enjoyable |
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[sending photocopy of letter Merton had sent to her / Fr. Martin then forwarded a copy of this letter and Merton's letter to the Merton Center]
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