Manuscripts and Typescripts written by Stephens

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1. Any man's house. Holograph story
2. Boss, The. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
3. Calendar, The. Typescript poems
4. Carl of the Drab Coat, The. Holograph
5. Charwoman's daughter, The. Holograph
6. Christmas in Freelands. Early holograph draft
7. Christmas in Freelands. Intermediate typewritten draft with the author's ms. corrections and additions
8. Christmas in Freelands. Final typewritten draft with the author's ms. corrections and additions
9. Crock of gold, The. Holograph notebooks. Notebooks 1 and 6 dated. Additional contents in notebooks 2, 4, 5, and 6
10. [Decision on the best of nine essays submitted on the subject, "Who is the outstanding American author, and why?"] Holograph
11. Demi-gods, The. Holograph
12. Eight poems
13. [English romantic poets]. Typewritten fragment of p. xxxi of the 1933 edition, with the author's ms. correction
14. Essays on Ireland. Manuscript in various hands, 1 possibly that of Stephens
15. "God made the earth..." Manuscript poem in Neville Roger's hand. Mentions Ezra Loomis Pound. "Composed at an Irish party in London, & remembered by Charles Duff who repeated them to Nevill Rogers."
16. [Green branches:] Autumn 1915, Spring 1916 [and] "Joy be with us." Holograph of 3 poems, including variant ms. of part III of Spring; part II of Autumn wanting
17. [Green branches:] Autumn 1915, Spring 1916 [and] "Joy be with us." Typescript of Spring 1916, part I and II with the author's ms. corrections and additions
18. Here are the ladies. Holograph notebooks [Here are the ladies: 12 of the stories. With other prose]. Notebooks 1 and 3 dated
19. [How St. Patrick saves the Irish] St. Patrick's day. Holograph
20. I remember. Reminiscences of J. M. Synge. Holograph
21. Irish fairy tales. Holograph and typescripts with the author's ms. corrections and additions and several original pen-and-ink sketches
22. [Irish fairy tales] Typescripts of ten stories with the author's ms. corrections and additions
23. List of first lines of 16 poems. Holograph
24. [Little things and other poems] Holograph of the title poem; typescripts of Green weeds, Lesbia, Nachiketas and death, and The pit of bliss; and clipping of Minuette. On the freedom of Ireland. Holograph and 1 typescript undated
25. [Maeve] Chapters 1 and 3. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections. Paginated 1-5, 9-11
26. Marriage of Julia Elizabeth, The. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
27. Marriage of Julia Elizabeth, The. Holograph and typewritten manuscript
28. Miscellaneous ms. material: 1 wrapper addressed to W. T. H. Howe; 1 card with signature on back; emended typescript of prose passage; 2 envelopes
29. Mongan's frenzy. Typescript
30. Mongan's frenzy: scenario. Holograph
31. Nodding stars, The. Holograph poem
32. Note on fairy land, A. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
33. Note on "Prosody of the chief American poets" by Gay W. Allen, A. Holograph
34. Notebook: Four stories - The wolf, Crepe de chine, Darling, Sawdust.
35. Notebook: Miscellaneous. Raftery
36. [On the art of writing] Two typewritten draft of two different sections
37. [On Mr. W. T. H. Howe's collection of Thackerayana] Early holograph draft
38. [On Mr. W. T. H. Howe's collection of Thackerayana] Later draft, holograph and typescript
39. [On Mr. W. T. H. Howe's collection of Thackerayana] Final typescript with the author's ms. corrections and additions
40. [On Mr. W. T. H. Howe's collection of Thackerayana] Thackeray items now in the library of Mr. W. T. Howe at "Freelands" Holograph
41. On Thomas MacDonagh. Holograph of the introduction to The poetical works of Thomas MacDonagh
42. Open letter to Bernard Shaw published in the New age the week of the Irish rebellion. Holograph. Caption-title: "To Mr. Bernard Shaw--apropos of his article Irish nonsense..."
43. Poem: "Any woman, not a silly." Holograph
44. Poem: The bare boughs. Holograph
45. Poem: (4) "Brahm, and Buddha, and the Christ have told." Typewritten holograph fragment
46. Poem: Breakfast time. Holograph
47. Poem: The cow. Holograph
48. Poem: Dark wings. Holograph
49. Poem: Day and night. Holograph
50. Poem: [The devil's bag] In the lane. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections. Marginal ms. note: "Never published."
51. Poem: [The fur coat]. Holograph copy
52. Poem: [The fur coat]. Another holograph copy with slight variations in puncuation
53. Poem: The goat paths. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections and additions
54. Poem: Hawks. Holograph
55. Poem: The horse. Holograph. Deleted title "By the Curb Kerb"
56. Poem: "I wish, my dear" Holograph.
57. Poem: [In memoriam] Typescripts (5) and 1 holograph. Typescripts all with holograph additions and corrections, the holograph almost as published
58. Poem: Incognito. Holograph
59. Poem: Invocation. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
60. Poem: "It is said that in a place called Everywhere." Holograph
61. Poem: The last of its clann (or "The College of surgeons") Holograph. Deleted title: September
62. Poem: The last word. Typescript with the author's ms. additions
63. Poem: [Mac Dhoul] Holograph stanza
64. Poem: The main deep. Holograph. Written on Lord Dunsany's notepaper
65. Poem: The mighty mother. (For A. E.) Seven holograph and typewritten drafts, numbered 1-7, with the author's ms. corrections and additions. Two dated
66. [Poem]: The mighty mother for A. E. Typescript
67. Poem: "No pride hath he who sings of escape from love." Holograph
68. Poem: "Now the spring has gone." Holograph
69. Poem: [A prelude and a song. From "the hill of vision"] Holograph (incomplete)
70. Poem: [A prelude and a song. From "the hill of vision"] Typescript (incomplete) with the author's ms. corrections and additions
71. Poem: [A prelude and a song. From "The hill of vision."] "I wandered far away one early morn." Holograph
72. Poem: [A prelude and a song. From "The hill of vision."] "No more of woeful misery I sing." Holograph fragment
73. Poem: [A prelude and a song. From "The hill of vision."] "O follow, follow, follow." Holograph
74. Poem: The silver car. One holograph and 3 typewritten drafts, the latter with the author's ms. corrections. Holograph draft at foot of one of the typescripts. Holograph dated
75. Poem: Spider. Typescripts (3) with holograph additions and corrections
76. Poem: [Strict care, strict joy! 2-3] Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
77. Poem: [Theme and variations. Coda] "I give you thanks and love as due." Typescript with the author's ms. corrections. Numbered (5) and part of poem entitled by the poet: Stephen McKenna
78. Poem: [Theme and variations. Introduction] Stephen McKenna. Seven typescripts with the author's ms. additions and corrections. One draft dated Jan. 29, 1929
79. Poem: [Theme and variations. 6-7] "Come all ye friends, be of good cheer!" "He loves the sun." Holograph and typescript with the author's ms. corrections. Both on same sheet of paper
80. Poem: [Theme and variations. 12] "Speed, skill, nor courage; goddness, wisdom, beauty." Typescript and holograph
81. Poem: [Theme and variations. 20] "All comes and goes." Holographs (2) and typescript on same page
82. Poem: [Theme and variations. 21] Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
83. Poem: What Tomas an Buile said in a pub. Holograph
84. Poem: What Tomas an Buile said in a pub. Holograph
85. Poem: What Seumas told the ould cow. Holograph copy
86. Poem: When I was young. Holograph
87. Poem: The whisperer. Holograph
88. Poem: The white window. Holograph
89. Poem: The wood of flowers. Holograph
90. [Poems] Holograph drafts of miscellaneous unpublished (?) poems
91. Poems. Holographs
92. Poems. Holographs
93. Poems. Holographs
94. Poems. Holographs
95. Poems. Holographs
96. Poems. Typescripts
97. [Poetry recital: foreword to the second edition 1926]. Holograph
98. Preface to Dorothy M. Richardson's translation of Julius Katzenstein's Jews in Germany. Holograph
99. Preface to Dorothy M. Richardson's translation of Julius Katzenstein's Jews in Germany. Typscript with the author's ms. corrections
100. [Review of The reader's Browning, selected and edited by Walter Graham] Holograph
101. Schedule of speaking engagements in the U.S.A.
102. Serenade for Brigid. Holograph poem
103. Tain, The. Holograph
104. Tain, The. (Scenario) Holograph
105. Tain, The. Holograph translation of old Irish poem
106. Theme and variations. Three typescripts
107. To the writer of present day criticism. Holograph. A letter to the "New Age in defence of W. B. Yeats
108. Unity of national culture in Ireland, The. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
109. Vision of Agnus Og. Typescript (carbon) with the author's ms. corrections
110. Wolf, The. Holograph and typescript story with the author's ms. corrections