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Apr 02, 2024 Samara Cary Mar 29, 2024 Samara Cary Feb 15, 2024 Samara Cary Feb 15, 2024 Samara Cary Sep 18, 2023 Samara Cary Nov 15, 2022 Samara Cary Nov 15, 2022 Samara Cary Oct 18, 2022 Vibha Vasanth Oct 18, 2022 Vibha Vasanth Oct 18, 2022 Vibha Vasanth Oct 18, 2022 Vibha Vasanth Oct 18, 2022 Vibha Vasanth Jun 23, 2022 Dartmouth Libraries	stefansson-wrangel-09-21-004-001 Noice December 18, 1924. Dear Mrs. Noice: The Harvard Club failed to carry out properly last summer my instructions for forwarding mail and your letter of May 18th from Rio was one of those held for my return from Australia. You say you are sorry if you have been led to misjudge me. Such things happen when people do not get together and talk things over. A quiet and friendly talk, such as I was ready for all last year, would probably have avoided most of the trouble some of us are in now. When you return to New York it will be wholly a matter of your inclination whether we meet and talk things over. I shall be very glad to if you wish it. Mrs. Frances Allison Noice, c/o Mr. William O. Allison, 100 William Street, New York, N.Y.	stefansson-wrangel-09-21-004-001 Noice December 18, 1924. Dear Mrs. Noice: The Harvard Club failed to carry out properly last summer my instructions for forwarding mail and your letter of May 18th from Rio was one of those held for my return from Australia. You say you are sorry if you have been led to misjudge me. Such things happen when people do not get together and talk things over. A quiet and friendly talk, such as I was ready for all last year, would probably have avoided most of the trouble some of us are in now. When you return to New York it will be wholly a matter of your inclination whether we meet and talk things over. I shall be very glad to if you wish it. Mrs. Frances Allison Noice, c/o Mr. William O. Allison, 100 William Street, New York, N.Y.

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