Despite increasingly divergent tastes in art, their friendship survived and a prolific lifelong correspondence between the two men was published in 1955.

With many of them she kept up a prolific correspondence.

His prolific correspondence was of great benefit when the Revolution broke out in 1917, as he had contacts throughout Ukraine.

Lindbergh's biographer, A. Scott Berg, said he, too, believed the letters could be genuine, given the dates, a description of their contents, and Lindbergh's penchant for prolific correspondence.

She got to know Goethe, Schiller, Wieland, Herder and other European literary figures, and intensified their relationships through prolific correspondence.

Thanks to his friendship with Giordani, with whom, in 1817, he had begun a prolific correspondence, his distancing from the conservatism of his father became even sharper.

Be wary of some people in high places whose duties involved them in prolific correspondence.

Waves of Visitors A steady stream continues today to pay homage to Tangier's most famous resident and expatriate survivor, who keeps up a prolific correspondence with the outside world.

Of her prolific correspondence, little beyond that with William Roscoe [q.v.]and James Currie has survived.

Liselotte also became known for her brusque candor, upright character, lack of vanity, and prolific foreign correspondence about the daily routine and frequent scandals of Versailles.