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Source: MS 2750/38/6
Image Rights Holder: Society of Authors
Woolf encloses another cheque and responds in much greater detail regarding the division of profits, explaining he must now think about the other workers of the press and not just himself and Virginia. Woolf speaks of generosity and welcomes Koteliansky to view the accounts. He explains that he can not afford to pay £75 for the Gorky manuscript and will therefore return it. Woolf also responds to questions about publishing Dostoevsky [The Plan] and that he is uncertain whether they will print it, asking if Koteliansky would like the manuscript back
Typescript letter signed by Woolf