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three copies were made from Dr. Kann's microfilm. A legible and usable copy of the microfilm was finally obtained
only through the use of a 3M Model 500 reader/printer.
145. The following pages are missing:
Tomo III, Estante No. 7, p. 19, and Estante No. 9, p. 28.
Tomo V, Estante 2, p. 1.
Tomo IX, Mesa Blanca, p. 12, and Paquete De Revistas Numeros 1-2-3-4, pp. 8 and 10.
The following pages are blank:
Tomo IX, Paquete De Revistas Numeros 5-6-7, pp. 16, 18 and 22.
146. In the Main House, the inventory includes The American Mercury, The Virginia Quarterly, Les
Temps Modernes, Reader's Digest, Sexology, La Revue de Paris, The Kenyon Review, People's China,
Cosmopolitan, Partisan Review and others. In the Little House, where bundles of magazines were stored, those
listed include Newsweek, Harper=s, The Fishing Gazette, U.S. News & World Report, True, Saturday Review,
Argosy, The Spectator, The New Yorker, Sports Afield, Sports Illustrated, Time, The Atlantic and Transition.
147. Mary Hemingway to JDB & JS. Tape, Jan. 22, 1977, and How It Was, p. 506. As Mrs.
Hemingway explained to us, "It was just a matter ... of leaving it a little bit neater and knowing who wanted to
read a ten-year-old copy of The Economist." Mary Hemingway to JDB & JS. Tape, Jan. 22, 1977.
148. Papa Hemingway, p. 16
149. Toby Bruce to D & JS. Tape, Sept. 11, 1978.
150. The following items have resisted satisfactory identification:
"Pout Diviner" by "Tully"
"IMMIGRANTS" by "CHAS. BONE"
"FLA. SALT WATER FISHERMANS GUIDE"
"2 Vol. La Habana 1546"
ABiscayne Bay, 1887-1937"
"LES GOLFS DE FRANCE@
ADON QUIJOTE DE HOLLYWOOD 1936"
ACOMMERCE@
"FRENCH GOVERNMENT"
"GERMAN SHORT STORIES"
"2 VOL. RECORDS (BRANISH)"
"LA COSCENZE DI ZENO" by "ROMANZO"
"Numancia" by "Raphael Alberti"
"LIBRO DE GALLITO" by "Querrita"
"Fiestas de totos"
"PROGRAMA D.C. DE EST."
"2 VOL. LEDGERS DE TOROS"
"TORERIAS 1925"
"SANGRE Y ARENA" [The context suggests the periodical on the corrida.]
151. Mary Hemingway to D & JS. Tape, Dec. 11, 1978.
152. Mary Hemingway has agreed that books may have been moved: "There may have been, but I don't
remember specific incidents." Mary Hemingway to D & JS. Tape, Dec. 11, 1978.
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