Typescript relating to Lady Gregory

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1. Boston Post. Eight typewritten questions for an interview with Lady Gregory re Irish National theatre, George Moore, and W. B. Yeats
2. Bunyan, John. The pilgrim. Typescript (carbon) of poem made by Lady Gregory
3. Cheney, Ruth B. To Lady Gregory. Typescript of poem
4. Circular letter (typewritten draft) regarding gift of Kelmscott Press Chaucer to William Butler Yeats. Includes list of subscribers partially in the author's hand. Contributions to be sent to Lady Gregory and John Masefield
5. Goldoni, Carlo. [Mirandolina: a comedy translated and adapted from La Locandiera of Goldoni by Lady Gregory] Typewritten fragment, with the translator's ms. corrections
6. Goldoni, Carlo. Mirandolina: a comedy translated and adapted from La Locandiera of Goldoni by Lady Gregory. Typescript (carbon), with the translator's ms. corrections. "Uncut"
7. Goldoni, Carlo. Mirandolina: a comedy translated and adapted from La Locandiera of Goldoni by Lady Gregory. Typescript (fragments)
8. Gregory, Catherine. Riddle-me-ree. Typescript (carbon) in her grandmother's Lady Gregory's hand
9. Hyde, Douglas. The lost saint. Typescript, with translator's ms. corrections
10. Hyde, Douglas. What a fearful dream, translated by Lady Gregory. Typescript of play, with translator's ms. corrections
11. Irish times. Dublin. [Lane pictures] Typewritten (carbon) copy of article relating to the Lane pictures. Copy made by Lady Gregory (?)
12. Lampton, W[--?], J[--?]. To Lady Gregory. Typescript of poem
13. Masefield, John. "So many Englishmen give wealth to build..." Two typescripts (one carbon) of poem, prepared by Lady Gregory. For opening of Liverpool Reperatory theatre.
14. Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin. [The doctor in spite of himself, translated by Lady Gregory]. Typescript of beginning
15. Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin. The rogueries of Scapin, translated by Lady Gregory. Act II. Typescript (fragment)
16. Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin. The rogueries of Scapin, translated by Lady Gregory. Typescript (fragments)
17. Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin. The would be gentleman, translated and adapted by Lady Gregory. Carbon with the translator's ms. corrections
18. Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin. The would be gentleman, translated and adapted by Lady Gregory. Earlier typescript with the translator's ms. corrections
19. Moliere, Jean Baptiste Poquelin. The would be gentleman, translated and adapted by Lady Gregory. Final typescript (carbon) with the translator's ms. corrections
20. [My diaries, by Wilfrid Scawen Blunt. Preface] Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
21. O'Grady, Standish. The Celtic theatre. Typescript (copy) of proposal
22. P.E.N. (international association of writers) Irish Centre. Membership list, typescript (carbon). W. B. Yeats listed as president, Lady Gregory as vice-president
23. Pearse, Padraic H (?) [A prayer] Typescript of poem. Copy made by Lady Gregory as part of her [Memoirs]. 2 carbons. Mutilated
24. [Pound, Ezra?] "To Wilfrid Scawen Blunt for Jan. 18, 1914." Typescript of memorial verse by an unidentified author
25. Robinson, Lennox. [Lady Gregory] Typescript (carbon) of biography, with the author's ms. corrections.
26. Shawe-Taylor [John] memorial fund. Typescript list of subscriptions. Subject is Lady Gregory's nephew
27. Sudermann, Hermann. Teja [a] play in one act. Translated by Lady Gregory. Typescript and carbon, with translator's ms. corrections
28. W[--?], P[--?][S--?]. To Lady Gregory. Typewritten poem, with Lady Gregory's ms. corrections
29. Yeats, W. B. [Abbey theatre. Proposal relating to Annie Elizabeth Fredericka Horniman]. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
30. Yeats, W. B. "After Synge's death I was given a letter." Typewritten memorandum relating to John Millington Synge's will
31. Yeats, W. B. By the roadside. Typescript of essay, with Lady Gregory's ms. corrections, some in Gaelic
32. Yeats, W. B. Deirdre. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections and from p. 17 to end, with those of Lady Gregory
33. Yeats, W. B. [The king's threshold] Typewritten fragment, with the author's and Lady Gregory's ms. corrections
34. Yeats, W. B. [Lane pictures]. Typewritten copy made by Lady Gregory, of motion at the opening of the Duveen gallery at the Tate Gallery
35. Yeats, W. B. Opening ceremony for the masquers. Typescript (carbon)
36. Yeats, W. B. The shadowy waters. Typescript (carbon) with Lady Gregory's ms. corrections
37. Yeats, W. B. The shadowy waters. Typescripts (2) (carbon) with the author's and with Lady Gregory's ms. corrections
38. Yeats, W. B. [The shadowy waters] Typewritten fragments, some with the author's, some with Lady Gregory's ms. corrections
39. Yeats, W. B. [Statement relating to the controversy between the Abbey theatre and the Fays]. Typescript with Lady Gregory's ms. corrections
40. Yeats, W. B. To a wealthy man who promised a second subscription to the Dublin Municipal Gallery if it were proved the people wanted pictures [and three additional poems]. Typescript with Lady Gregory's ms. corrections
41. Yeats, W. B. To Major Robert Gregory. Typescript (carbon) of poem with the author's ms. corrections
42. Yeats, W. B. [Where there is nothing. To Lady Gregory]. Type script (incomplete) of dedication with the author's and Lady Gregory's ms. corrections