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T. S. Eliot collection of papers
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Typescripts by Eliot
Typescripts by Eliot
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"Among the various middle classes." Typescript of poem. First line used as title
[Blurb for W. H. Auden's For the time being] Typescript, with the author's ms. corrections
[Complete poems of T. S. Eliot] Gallup, Donald Clifford. The "lost" manuscripts of T. S. Eliot. Presentation copy
Defense of the islands. Typescript of poem. "Written for 'Britain at war' ed[ited by] Monroe Wheeler
East Coker. Typescript (carbon) of poem
Elder statesman, The. Typescript (carbon) of play with Robert Giroux's ms. corrections. Lacking p. 22 of Act III
Growltiger's last stand. Typescript (carbon) of poem
Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer. Typescript (carbon) of poem
Poetry of W. B. Yeats, The. Typescript (carbon) of lecture
"Possum now wishes to explain his silence." Typescript of poem. First line used as title
Rum tum tugger, The. Typescript (carbon) of poem
Sir John Davies. Typescript (photocopy) of essay with the author's ms. corrections
Song of the jellicles, The. Typescript (carbon) of poem
Sweeney agonistes. Typescript (carbon). On cover: "Prompt copy."
Three sonnets to G[eoffrey] C. Faber Esqre., of Oakhill. Typescript (carbon) of poems
Waste land, The. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections. 18 p. include author's drafts and revisions
80th birthday album. Typescripts of 39 contributions, not listed separately, to a collection of tributes to Max Beerbohm. Presented to Max Beerbohm on his 80th birthday, Aug. 24, 1952. Contributers include: T. S. Eliot and others