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Series I: Writings
Series I: Writings
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Holograph ownership inscription
Autograph note, "General Motto," from Homer
Holograph poem, "To E. N. Long"
Holograph poem (fragment), from Oscar of Alva
Holograph fragment, Greek transliteration and translaton
Holograph list, "An addition to the Catalogue of Romaic Authors"
Holograph poem, "On Parting"
Holograph lines in Latin and Greek
Holograph note, "Item"
Holograph emendation of The Bride of Abydos
Holograph emendation of The Bride of Abydos
Holograph emendation of The Bride of Abydos
Holograph notes on The Giaour
Poem (transcript), "Epistle to Lady Augusta"
Holograph poem, "Fare Thee Well"
Holograph poem, "Beppo – A [Venetian] Story"
Holograph inscription and signature in Battista Guarini's Il Pastor Fido
Poem (transcript), "To the Po"
Poem (fragment; transcript), "Could love for ever"
Poem (fragment; transcript), "Francesca of Rimini"
Poem (fragment; transcript), "Francesca of Rimini"
Poem (fragment; transcript), "Francesca of Rimini"
Holograph verse drama, Marino Faliero, Doge of Venice
Holograph marginalia in Ugo Foscolo's Ultime Lettere di Jacopo Ortis
Holograph verse satire (draft), "Pall Mall lay all sparkling"
Holograph dramaturgical fragment from Heaven and Earth
Holograph notation
Holograph poem, "Stornelli"
Holograph poem, Don Juan, Canto XVI
Holograph poem, "To the Countess of B****"
Holograph poem, "On the Countess of B[lessingto]n's expressing an intention to take the Genoese Villa called ('Il Paradiso') 'the Paradise'"