Lettre du 2 novembre 1936 de H.P. Lovecraft à Mrs. Fritz Leiber (Jonquil Stephens) : 66 College St. Providence, R. I. Nov. 2, 1936 My dear Mrs. Leiber:       Your enquiry of Oct. 14, after some extremely devious wanderings, has reached me at last; and I must hasten to say how gratified I am to hear of the kind opinion of my fictional efforts held by you and your husband. My pleasure is the greater because of the admiration and appreciation with which I have always regarded the work of your father-in-law. In the earlier years of the century I saw him many times in Mr. Robert Mantell's companies — in parts like Horatio, Iago, Mercutio, Bassanio, Edmund, and Faulconbridge — and delighted in his happy blending of classic traditionalism with the more refined and modulated technique of the present. His Faulconbridge was to me especially unforgettable . . . . . Sincerely yours, H. P. Lovecraft