Apologizes for neglecting correspondence, will be off to California when he's done, encloses a copy of Ezra Pound's "Ballad of the Goodly Fere" (March 7, 1910); thanks him for a copy of "The Younger Choir", doesn't know when he will return from California, went to Yosemite with Sterling, mentions a published version of "Pierrot" (July 22, 1910); remarks on Loveman's attitude and his intention of visiting California, describes his visit with Sterling, expects he will settle in Carmel with the "high-brows", says he is just "loafing" (September 13, 1910); recommends he travel to California via the Santa Fe route and stop at the Grand Canyon, mentions that Pound's poem was submitted to him in manuscript form (November 27, 1910).