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1. "No trenchant parting this." Holograph poem
2. [Watershed, The] Holograph poem
3. "Crowing of the cock", The. Holograph poem
4. "Suppose they met, the inevitable procedure." Holograph poem
5. "Nor was that final, for about that time." Holograph poem
6. "Because sap fell away." Holograph poem
7. "Colonel to be shot at dawn", The. Holograph
8. "Four sat in the bare room", The. Holograph poem
9. [letter, The] Holograph poem
10. ["Night strives with darkness, right with wrong."] Holograph poem
11. [Secret agent, The] Holograph poem
12. "Tonight when a full storm surrounds the house." Holograph poem
13. Taller to-day. Holograph poem
14. " 'Grow thin by walking and go indeed.' " Holograph poem
15. "Summer quickens grass", The. Holograph poem
16. "Often the man, alone shut, shall consider." Holograph poem
17. "Spring unsettles sleeping partnerships", The. Holograph poem
18. "To throw away the key and walk away." Holograph poem
19. "Can speak of trouble, pressure on men." Holograph poem
20. "Because I'm come, it does not mean to hold." Holograph poem
21. "If I lived in the country." Holograph poem
22. "There is the city." Holograph poem
23. "In these days during the migration." Holograph poem
24. "Yesterday we sat at table together." Holograph poem
25. [Let history be my judge] Holograph poem
26. ['Not from this life."] Holograph poem. Dated "Tapscott Sept. 1928 - Revised Berlin Dec. 1928"
27. "Head asleep." Holograph poem
28. [Missing] Holograph poem
29. [Never stronger] Holograph poem
30. "Under boughs between our tentative endearments." Holograph poem
31. [Free one, A] Holograph poem
32. [This loved one] Holograph poem
33. [Too dear, too vague] Holograph poem
34. "Strings excitement, the applauding drum", The. Holograph poem
35. "Words cannot stop." Holograph poem
36. "You who have come to watch us play, and go." Holograph poem
37. [1929. Part I] Holograph poem
38. [1929. Part II] Holograph poem
39. "Sentries against inner and outer." Holograph poem
40. [Between adventures] Holograph poem
41. "Men pass through doors and travel to the sea." Holograph poem
42. "As to this pastime." Holograph poem
43. "Silly fool, the silly fool", The. Holograph poem
44. [1929. Part III] Holograph poem
45. [On Sunday walks] Holograph poem
46. [Questioner who sits so sly, The] Holograph poem
47. "Which of you, waking early and watching daybreak." Holograph poem
48. [1929. Part IV] Holograph poem
49. [Petition] Holograph poem
50. "To have found a place for nowhere." Holograph poem
51. "We come to-day to what you undertook." Holograph poem
52. "What's the use of raising a shout." Holograph poem
53. "Father and mother, twin tiplets of heaven." Holograph poem
54. "In cold of old year men sit, silent round table centre, remember some unable." Holograph poem
55. [Half way] Holograph poem
56. "This way moving, moved much, moved long." Holograph poem
57. "There's renting in the Palace Guard." Holograph poem
58. "Iris, Helensburgh's wonder." Holograph poem
59. [Lecture on education and value] Holograph notes. Delivered to a luncheon group at the Michigan Academy
60. Kallman, Chester. [Poems] Holograph. Disbound. Contains inscriptions by W. H. Auden
61. Cunard White Star Ltd. Application for passage [from New York City to Southampton, Eng.] by Wystan Hugh Auden and Chester Kallman
62. One circumlocution. Holograph poem (2 versions). One undated
63. Griffin, Howard. [Conversations with Wystan Hugh Auden] Holograph and typescript drafts (incomplete) of dialogues
64. [Menu from the Hotel Europaischer Hof, Heidelberg...] Relates to the first production of Elegy for Young Lovers
65. New York Public Library. Rare Book Division. Call slip with W. H. Auden's signed ms. request for Rozanov, V. V., Fallen leaves
66. [Map of Kirchstetten village] Holograph
67. Ferrario, Carlo. Deep in my dark. Holograph score, words by Wystan Hugh Auden
68. [Moralities] Holograph cantata (incomplete). Dated "3/4/67"
69. Salus, Peter H. [For W. H. Auden] Holograph list of possible contributors
70. [List of poems for a poetry reading at the Pierpont Morgan Library, Nov. 4, 1971] Holograph
71. United Nations hymn. Casals, Pablo. United Nations Hymn. Score, words by Wystan Hugh Auden
72. [About the house] Holograph corrigenda
73. [Acceptance speech for the European Cultural Prize] Holograph
74. Address to the beasts. Holograph (incomplete)
75. Age of anxiety. Ansen, Alan. Notes [on W. H. Auden's The age of anxiety] Holograph
76. [Age of anxiety, The] Holograph poem (incomplete)
77. [Aliens, The] Holograph poem (incomplete)
78. Alone. Holograph poem
79. "Always the following wind of history." Holograph poem
80. "Amoeba in the running water." Holograph poem
81. [Amor loci] Holograph poem
82. Another time. Vetricek, Paul. [Scores of 3 poems by Wystan Hugh Auden] Holograph (photocopy)
83. Ansen, Alan. [Notes on W. H. Auden on opera] Holograph
84. Ansen, Alan. [Notes on W. H. Auden's metrics] Holograph
85. Ansen, Alan. [Story fragment] Holograph
86. Ansen, Alan. Fragment. Holograph poem
87. [Anthem for St. Cecilia's Day] Holograph poem (incomplete)
88. [Anthem] for St. Cecilia's Day. Holographs (2) and typescript (incomplete) draft of poem
89. [Archaeology] Holograph poem
90. Art history. Holograph poem (3 versions)
91. Art of healing, The. Holograph poem
92. "As the magnum is smashed on the stern." Holograph poem. Epithalamion for the wedding of Iris Snodgrass and Alan Sinkinson, dated by Iris "Early in 1931 - Pre-wedding in July"
93. "At twenty-one." Holograph poem
94. "At twenty-one." Holograph poem
95. Atlantis. Holograph poem
96. [Aubade] At grey of dawn. Holograph poem
97. [Augustus to Augustine]? Holograph draft (fragment) of review of Christianity and classical culture by C. N. Cochrane
98. [Autumn song] Holograph poem
99. Aware. Holograph poem
100. [Ballad of Barnaby, The] Holograph poem
101. "Base words are uttered only by the base." Holograph poem
102. [Bassarids, The] Holograph (incomplete) libretto. Music by Hans Werner Henze
103. [Bassarids, The] Holograph (incomplete) libretto. Music by Hans Werner Henze
104. [Bathtub thoughts] Holograph poem (incomplete)
105. Beauty is everlasting. Holograph draft of review. Review of Nevertheless by Marianne Moore
106. Before. Holograph poem
107. [Benjamin Britten] Holograph memoir
108. [Bird-language] Holograph poem
109. Birth of architecture, The. Typescript draft of poem with the author's ms. corrections
110. [Birthday poem] Holograph
111. Blake. Holograph list of poems
112. Blake. Holograph list of poems
113. Blues. Holograph and typescript draft of poem
114. "Bones wrenched, weak whimper, lids wrinkled." Holograph poem
115. Cattivo tempo. Holograph poem
116. "Champion smiles--what personality", The. Holograph poem
117. [Change of air, A] Holograph poem
118. [Chart of personality types] Holograph
119. [Chart for a Swarthmore college seminar on romanticism] Holograph
120. [Chart for a Swarthmore college seminar on romanticism] Variants noted by Alan Ansen. Holograph
121. Chase: a play in three acts, The. Holograph
122. [Children of Abraham] Holograph draft (fragment) of review of The Jew of our day by W. Frank
123. [Christianity and art] Holograph notes
124. Christmas 1940. Holograph poem
125. Circe. Holograph poem
126. Circe. Holograph poem (incomplete)
127. [City without walls] Holograph (incomplete) poem
128. [City without walls] Holograph poem
129. "Cleopatra, Anthony." Holograph poem
130. [Clerihew] "Orlan Fox." Holograph
131. Consequences. Holograph poem
132. Contra Blake. Holograph haiku
133. [Council, The] Holograph poem (incomplete)
134. "Critical intelligence", The. Holograph poem
135. Crossword puzzle. Holograph
136. Crossword puzzle. Holograph (incomplete)
137. Crossword puzzle. Holograph (incomplete)
138. [Curse, A] Holograph poem (incomplete)
139. [Dame Kind] Holograph poem
140. [Dance of death, The] Holograph revisions
141. [Daniel] Holograph narration
142. "Dante wrote a lot of slush." Holograph poem
143. [Dark years, The] Holograph poem
144. [David Protetch] Holograph obituary
145. Day-dreams of a tourist. Holograph poem
146. "Dear though the night is gone." Holograph poem
147. "Deemed this outpost, I." Holograph poem
148. [Dichtung und Wahrheit] Holograph (incomplete) poem
149. "Did I not dance with you." Holograph poem
150. "Do we want to return to the womb?" Holograph poem
151. Dog beneath the skin. Auden, W. H. and Christopher Isherwood. The dog beneath the skin or Where is Francis? A play in three acts. Holograph insertions and re-writes by Auden
152. Dog beneath the skin. Woolf, Virginia. [Auden, W. H. and Christopher Isherwood] Dog beneath the skin: 1936. Holograph notes and quotations
153. Doggerel by a senior citizen. Holograph poem
154. Dons. Holograph (incomplete) dialogue
155. Doomsday song. Holograph poem
156. Draft correspondence with Benjamin Britten's agent regarding a commission for the 2600th anniversary of the Japanese empire, 1940. Holograph
157. Duet, The. Holograph poem (2 versions, 1 incomplete)
158. Easter Monday. Holograph poem
159. [Economics] Holograph poem
160. Eden. Holograph outline
161. "Education in its infancy as yet." Holograph poem
162. "Effect of democratic and totalitarian thought upon the humanistic tradition", The. Mimeographed outline of topic
163. Ekelof, Gunnar. [Diwan over the Prince of Emigon] "I see you afar off." Holograph translation by W. H. Auden of poem
164. Ekelof, Gunnar. [Poems] Holograph translations by W. H. Auden
165. [Elegy for young lovers] Holograph (incomplete) libretto. In collaboration with Chester Kallman. Music by Hans Werner Henze.
166. Emperor's favorite concubine. Auden, W. H. History. Holograph drafts (5) of poem. Later entitled The emperor's favorite concubine
167. [Epigoni, The] Holograph poem
168. [Epistle to a godson] Holograph lists (2) of poems for the book
169. [Epistle to a godson] Holograph poem (incomplete)
170. Epistle to a godson. Holograph poem
171. [Epithalamium] Holograph (incomplete) of poem
172. [Epithalamium] Holograph fragment of poem
173. [Essay on biography] Holograph (incomplete)
174. [Essay on Elective affinities, by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe] Holograph
175. [Essay on enchantment, technology, and education] Holograph (incomplete)
176. [Essay on enchantment] Holograph (incomplete)
177. [Essay on George Herbert] Holograph
178. [Essay on his poetic development] Holograph (incomplete)
179. [Essay on phallic symbolism] Holograph
180. [Essay on poetry]. Holograph (incomplete)
181. [Essay on religion and theology] Holograph (incomplete)
182. [Essay on religion] Holograph (incomplete)
183. [Essay on religious and criminal law] Holograph (incomplete)
184. [Essay on romantic love] Holograph (incomplete)
185. [Essay on T. S. Eliot] Holograph
186. [Essay on the Roman Empire] Holograph (incomplete)
187. [Essay on the study of Greek and Latin] Holograph
188. [Essay on Virgil] Holograph (incomplete)
189. [Essay: "As a reader I want to hear of a new book."] Holograph (incomplete)
190. [Essay: "If good critics are even rarer."] Holograph (incomplete)
191. [Essay: "The modern state official."] Holograph (incomplete)
192. [Essay: "When I look at my reflection."] Holograph (incomplete)
193. [Essays (6)] Holograph. Bound. Relates to Andrei Voznesensky, E. R. Dodds, Byron, Goethe, and George Davis. Paginated at the Berg Collection
194. [Eulogy] Holograph (incomplete) poem
195. [Eulogy] Holograph poem
196. "Every man adopts to food." Holograph poem
197. " 'Every voter is the conscious...' " Holograph poem
198. Evolution of the dragon, The. Holograph poem
199. "Eyes look into the well." Holograph (incomplete) poem
200. "Failure is isolationist." Holograph poem
201. [Fairground] Holograph poem
202. Fall of Rome, The. Holograph poem
203. Few and simple. Holograph poem
204. "Fish in the unruffled lakes." Holograph poem
205. [For friends only] Holograph poem
206. [For the time being. A Christmas oratorio] Holograph (fragment) of poem
207. [For the time being] Holograph poem (incomplete). Bound
208. "For what as easy." Holograph poem
209. [Foreword to Austria and the Austrians, by Stella Musulin] Holograph (incomplete)
210. [Foreword to History in English words by Owen Barfield] Holograph (incomplete)
211. [Foreword to No man's time by V. S. Yanovsky] Holograph (incomplete)
212. [Foreword to Selected poems by Joseph Brodsky. Translated by George L. Kline] Holograph
213. [Foreword to Selected songs of Thomas Campion] Holograph
214. [Forewords and afterwords] Holograph and typescript (carbons) lists of proposed contents
215. [Forewords and afterwords] Holograph list of proposed contents
216. [Forty years on] Holograph poem
217. [Friday's child] Holograph poem
218. Garrison, The. Holograph poem
219. [George Davies] Holograph memorial (incomplete)
220. [Glad] Holograph poem
221. Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. Italienische Reise. Holograph (incomplete) translation by W. H. Auden and Elizabeth Mayer
222. Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. Italienische Reise. Holograph of section entitled "The Roman carnival" translated by W. H. Auden and Elizabeth Mayer
223. [Good-bye to the Mezzogiorno] Holograph poem
224. Grigson, Geoffrey. Viewpoint: the life of Auden. Holograph draft of article
225. [Grub first, then ethics] Holograph poem
226. [Hammerfest] Holograph poem
227. [Hands] Holograph poem
228. Hands. Holograph (incomplete) poem
229. "Hans-in-Kelder, Hans-in-Kelder." Holograph poem
230. Happy new year, [A]. Holograph poem
231. " 'Hard cases make bad law.' " Holograph poem
232. "He whose youth was full of shrouds." Holograph poem
233. Heard and seen. Holograph poem
234. " 'Heartless cynics,' the young men shout." Holograph poem
235. Hidden law, The. Holograph poem
236. "His aging nature is the same." Holograph poem
237. "His cronies at the time had thought it wise." Holograph poem
238. History. Holograph drafts (5) of poem. Later entitled The emperor's favorite concubine
239. [History of science, The] Holograph poem
240. Hodge looks toward London. Holograph poem
241. [Homage to Clio] Holograph poem
242. [Horatians, The] Holograph poem
243. Hot. Holograph poem
244. "How to live without working is the goal." Holograph poem
245. "I have a handsome profile." Holograph poem
246. "I to be forgiven." Holograph poem
247. [I want the theatre to be ...] Holograph draft
248. [If I could tell you] Holograph poem
249. If I could tell you. Vetricek, Paul. [Scores of 3 poems by W. H. Auden] Holograph (photocopy)
250. "I'm a jam tart, I'm a bargain basement." Holograph poem
251. In due season. Holograph poem
252. [In due season]. Holograph poem
253. [In memoriam Emma Eiermann] Holograph poem
254. [In poor shape] Holograph draft (fragment) of review of The condition of man by Lewis Mumford
255. In praise of limestone. Holograph draft of poem
256. In praise of limestone. Holograph draft of poem
257. In praise of limestone. Holograph draft of poem
258. In praise of limestone. Holograph draft of poem
259. In praise of limestone. Holograph draft of poem
260. In Schrafft's. Holograph poem
261. In sickness and in health. Holograph poem
262. [In sickness and in health] Holograph poem (incomplete)
263. In the bad old days it was not so bad. Holograph draft of poem
264. [In war time (for Caroline Newton)] Holograph poem in Caroline Newton's hand
265. [In war time] Holograph poem
266. "Infants in their mother's arms." Holograph poem
267. [Insignificant elephants] Holograph poem
268. [Insurance in New York City] Holograph statement
269. [Introduction to The Living Thoughts of Kierkegaard] Holograph
270. [Introduction to Persons from Porlock and other plays for radio by Louis MacNeice] Holograph
271. [Introduction to Poets of the English Language] Holograph and typescript. Typed by Alan Ansen. Wanting introduction to v. II
272. [Introduction to Romeo and Juliet] Holograph drafts
273. [Island cemetery, An] Holograph poem
274. "Isolation, the ivory tower." Holograph poem
275. "It's not easy to begin to describe the state I'm in." Holograph poem
276. Jarrell, Randall. [Auden: Six lectures. Lecture 2] Holograph fragment of draft
277. Jarrell, Randall. [Auden: Six lectures. Lecture 5] Holograph fragment of draft
278. Jarrell, Randall. [Auden: Six lectures] Holograph (3) and typescript (3) drafts. Lectures delivered at Princeton University in 1951
279. Jarrell, Randall. [Changes of attitude and rhetoric in Auden's poetry] Holograph notes. Mutilated (some pages completely torn out)
280. Jarrell, Randall. [Freud to Paul: The stages of Auden's ideology] Holograph notes. One page mutilated
281. Joseph Gelineau. Holograph notes
282. [Josef Weinheber] Holograph poem
283. [Josef Weinheber] Holograph poem
284. Journey to Iceland. Holograph poem
285. Kairos and logos. Holograph poem
286. [Kairos and logos]. Holograph poem (incomplete)
287. Kallman, Chester and W. H. Auden. The entertainment of the senses. Holograph (incomplete) and typescript (incomplete) draft of libretto with the author's ms. corrections
288. "Kingdom of heaven is within", The. Holograph poem
289. [Knight of the infinite, A] Holograph draft (fragments) of a review of Gerard Manley Hopkins: a life by E. Ruggles
290. [Lady Chatterley's lover] Holograph comments
291. [Lady weeping at the crossroads] Holograph (incomplete) poem
292. [Lady weeping at the crossroads] Holograph poem
293. Law like love. Holograph poem
294. Lawrence, David Herbert. [Tortoise family connections] Holograph copy of poem by W. H. Auden
295. Leap before you look. Holograph poem
296. [Lecture on culture and leisure] Holograph
297. [Lecture on Robert Frost] Holograph notes
298. [Lecture on teaching a foreign language] Holograph
299. [Lecture: Phantasy and reality in poetry] Holograph. Freud Memorial Lecture delivered at the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis, March 12, 1971
300. [Letters from Iceland] Holograph foreword
301. "Like all other creatures the life of man." Holograph poem
302. [Limbo culture] Holograph poem
303. [List of books to read] Holograph
304. [List of first lines] Holograph
305. [List of phrases (5)] Holograph
306. [List of phrases] Holograph
307. [List of phrases] Holograph
308. [List of poems] Holograph
309. [List of poems] Holograph
310. [List of poems] Holograph
311. [List of works and collaborators] Holograph
312. Lists (2) of people. Holograph
313. [Lists of poems (5)] Holograph
314. Lonely. Holograph of poem
315. [Lonliness] Holograph poem (incomplete)
316. [Louis Bogan] Holograph memorial
317. [Louis MacNeice] Holograph contribution to We moderns
318. [Love feast, The] Holograph draft of poem
319. Love feast. Auden, W. H. Saturday night. Holograph drafts (2) of poem. Later entitled The love feast
320. Love feast. Auden, W. H. Was it gay? Holograph of poem. Later entitled The love feast
321. [Love's labour's lost] Holograph (incomplete) libretto
322. "Love, love they all cry." Holograph poem
323. Lullaby. Vetricek, Paul. [Scores of 3 poems by W. H. Auden] Holograph (photocopy)
324. Magic Flute. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. [The magic flute] Holograph version (incomplete) after the libretto of Schikaneder and Giesecke by W. H. Auden
325. "Maidens shall weep at merry morn." Holograph poem
326. [Maker, The] Holograph poem
327. [Makers of history] Holograph poem
328. [Many happy returns] Holograph poem
329. [Map of Kirchstetten village] Holograph
330. [Marginalia: "Who died in Nineteen-Sixty-Five"] Holograph note for the poem
331. [Marginalia] "How odd it now seems." Holograph poem
332. [Marginalia] Holograph poems
333. [Marginalia] Holograph poems
334. "Marquis de Sade and Genet", The. Holograph limerick
335. Mass, The. Holograph chart
336. Mayer, Elizabeth. Miscellaneous manuscript material
337. [Maze, The] Holograph poem
338. "Me, March, you do with your movements master and rock." Holograph poem
339. "Megalopsyche, says Aristotle". Holograph poem
340. [Merax and Mullin] Holograph poem
341. [Metalogue to The magic flute] Holograph poem
342. [Metaphor] Holograph poem
343. [Mind to body spoke the whole night through, The] Holograph poem
344. [Minnelied] Holograph poem
345. [Minnelied] Holograph poem
346. Miscellaneous manuscript material
347. Miss God to Mr. Stevens. Holograph transcript by Alan Ansen of poem. Relates to Wallace Stevens
348. [Montaigne] Holograph poem
349. Moon landing. Holograph poem
350. More loving one, The. Holograph of poem
351. Mosaic for Marianne Moore, A. Holograph draft of poem
352. [Mosaic for Marianne Moore, A] Holograph poem
353. "Motionless, deep in his mind, lies the past the poet's forgotten." Holograph poem
354. [Mundus et infans] Holograph poem
355. Music is international. Holograph poem
356. Music is international. Holograph poem (2 versions, 1 incomplete)
357. "My people, my public, my wife, they cry." Holograph poem
358. Nabokov, Nicolas. Love's labor lost. Holograph musical score, adapted for opera with libretto by W. H. Auden and Chester Kallman, based on the play by William Shakespeare
359. Narcissus. Holograph poem
360. New year greeting, A. Holograph poem
361. [New year greeting, A] Holograph poem
362. [New Year letter] Notes. Holograph (incomplete). Bound. Paginated at the Berg Collection
363. Nietzsche. Holograph poem
364. "Night covers up the rigid land." Holograph poem
365. No, Plato, no. Holograph poem
366. [No, Plato, no] Holograph poem
367. [Nocturne] Holograph poem
368. [Notes on the Confessions on St. Augustine] Holograph
369. [Notes for an essay on revolution and counter-revolution] Holograph (incomplete)
370. [Notes on education] Holograph
371. [Notes on martyrdom, Beckett, and Cranmer] Holograph (incomplete)
372. [Notes on Milton] Holograph
373. [Notes on morality, collaboration, the seven deadly sins, sex, evolution, religion and enchantment] Holograph
374. [Notes on the Reformation] Holograph
375. "Now for the evening birds shall sing from wires." Holograph poem. The end of this poem is "Paid in a doctor's room can cure this phase" in his Commonplace book
376. Nursery rhyme. Holograph poem (4 versions)
377. Nursery rhyme. Holograph rhyme scheme
378. "O but what worm of doubt." Holograph poem
379. [O the valley in the summer where I and my John] Holograph poem
380. [Objects] Holograph poem
381. [Ode to terminus] Holograph poem
382. Ode [to the George Washington hotel] Holograph poem
383. [Old man's road, The] Holograph poem
384. [Old people's home] Holograph poem
385. On the way. Auden, W. H. and Chester Kallman. On the way. Holograph scenario of libretto
386. "Once for candy cook had stolen." Holograph poem
387. "Only God can tell the saintly from the suburban." Holograph poem
388. "Out of sight assuredly, not out of mind." Holograph poem
389. [Outline of an unidentified play] Holograph
390. [Outline of] History of ideas and sensibility. Holograph
391. "Outline on a grey November sky." Holograph poem
392. "Paid in a doctor's room can cure this phase." Holograph (incomplete) poem. This is the end of his poem "Now for the evening birds shall sing from wires" in his Poems [1928]. Typescript (carbon) 10 poems
393. "Parents once upon a time." Holograph poem
394. [Partition] Holograph poem
395. [Paul Bunyan] Holograph (fragment) libretto. Collated against published version
396. [Paul Bunyan] Holograph (incomplete) libretto. Collated against published version
397. [Paul Bunyan] Holograph (incomplete) libretto. Collated against published version
398. Picture, The. Holograph poem (2 versions)
399. [Poets of the English Language II] Holograph list of poets and poems
400. Porteous, Hugh Gordon. [Auden now] Holograph article
401. [Posthumous letter to Gilbert White] Holograph poem
402. [Pound question, The] Holograph statement
403. [Preface to The Tree and the Master] Holograph (incomplete)
404. Pride. Holograph poem
405. [Pride and prejudice] Holograph dialogue (incomplete). Based on Jane Austen's novel
406. [Pride and prejudice] Holograph dialogue (incomplete). Based on Jane Austen's novel
407. [Profile] Holograph poem
408. [Prologue at sixty] Holograph poem
409. Prologue [to Lancelot of Denmark, translated by P. Geyl] Holograph
410. "Put your legs on the table." Holograph poem
411. Queen's masque / by Bojo the homo. Holograph of play. On title page: "To be presented at 803 South State Street on January 7th 1943 by Kallman's Klever Kompanions under the direction of Mr. Strowan Robertson."
412. [Questioner who sits so sly, The] Holograph poem
413. [Rake's progress, The] Holograph (fragment) libretto. In collaboration with Chester Kallman. Music by Igor Stravinsky
414. "Reds, reds." Holograph poem
415. [Religion] Holograph comments
416. "Reverent fury of couples on wedding night", The. Holograph poem
417. [Review of A little learning by Evelyn Waugh and Beginning again by Leonard Woolf] Holograph
418. [Review of Alexander Pope: the education of a genius, 1688-1728, by P. Quennell] Holograph
419. [Review of Christianity and power politics by Reinhold Niebuhr] Holograph (incomplete)
420. [Review of Hogarth on high life by Georg Christoph Lichtenberg. Translated by Arthur S. Wensinger with W. B. Coley] Holograph
421. [Review of In defence of Shelley, by Herbert Read] Holograph
422. [Review of Max, by David Cecil] Holograph (incomplete)
423. [Review of Questions of our day by Havelock Ellis] Holograph
424. [Review of Richard Wagner: the man, his mind, and his music by Robert Gutman] Holograph
425. [Review of Soren Kierkegaard's Journals and papers, vol. 1, edited by Howard and Edna Hong] Holograph (incomplete)
426. [Review of the Aeneid of Virgil, translated by R. Humphries] Holograph (fragment)
427. [Review of To the Finland station by Edmund Wilson] Holograph
428. [Review of Where do we go from here? By Harold Laski] Holograph
429. [River profile] Holograph poem
430. Rondeau. Holograph poem. Unpublished
431. [Rois faineants] Holograph poem
432. [Sabbath, The] Holograph poem
433. Saturday night. Holograph drafts (2) of poem. Later entitled The love feast
434. "Say O say farewell." Holograph poem. Three copies
435. [Sea and the mirror, The] Ferdinand's song. Holograph poem
436. [Sea and the mirror, The] Holograph poem (incomplete)
437. [Secondary epic] Holograph poem
438. [Secondary epic] Holograph poem (incomplete)
439. [Secondary worlds] Holograph essay (incomplete)
440. [Secondary worlds] Holograph essays (incomplete)
441. Secrets. Holograph poem
442. Serenade. Holograph poem
443. Serenade. Holograph poem (2 versions)
444. [Shakespeare tragedy] Holograph notes. For a course he taught at the New School for Social Research
445. "Shamefully we betray." Holograph poem
446. "She had been here for three months looking for employment." Holograph poem
447. [Shepherd's carol] Holograph poem
448. Shield of Achilles, The. Holograph poem
449. "A ship put to sea, sailing from harbor." Holograph poem (incomplete)
450. [Shorts] "A moon profaned ..." Holograph tanka
451. [Shorts] "Bull-roarers cannot keep up the annual rain." Holograph poem
452. [Shorts] "If you find me remote ...; O if I were a chick ..." Holograph poems. Unpublished
453. [Shorts] Holograph poems
454. [Shorts] Holograph poems
455. "Silver moon will shine half a light", The. Holograph poem
456. [Since] Holograph poem
457. "Since the day when I first met you." Holograph poem (incomplete)
458. "Sing, then merrily. Holograph poem
459. Sins of the flesh. Holograph notes
460. "So good children find the angels." Holograph poem
461. "So many jobs that can't be enjoyed." Holograph poem
462. "Soldier loves his wife", The. Holograph poem
463. "Soldier, sailor." Holograph poem
464. "Some say that love's a little boy." Holograph (incomplete) poem
465. "Some say the handsome rider still at large." Holograph poem
466. [Song, The] Holograph poem
467. Song. Holograph draft of poem
468. Spender, Stephen. [Fable and reportage] Left review article. Holograph draft. Review of The ascent of F6 by W. H. Auden and C. Isherwood, and Auden's Look, stranger!
469. Sphinx, The. Holograph poem
470. Sphinx, The. Holograph poem. Another draft and typescript
471. "Spring will come", The. Holograph poem
472. ["Spring will come", The] Holograph poem
473. "Sprinkler on the lawn", The. Holograph poem
474. [Stark bewolkt] Holograph poem
475. [Statement on the proposed reform of the law banning homosexual acts] Holograph (incomplete)
476. [Symmertries & asymmertries] "Their daydreams were not the same" and "Loneliness waited." Holograph poems
477. [T the great] Holograph poem
478. [T. S. Eliot, O. M.: a tribute] Holograph eulogy
479. [Talking to dogs] Holograph poem
480. [Talking to mice] Holograph poem
481. Tea-time in November. Holograph poem
482. Ten songs I. Holograph poem
483. [Thank you, fog] Holograph list of poems (2)
484. [Thank you, fog] Holograph poem
485. [Thanksgiving for a habitat] Holograph notes
486. "There's moonlight on the pier at Wigan." Holograph poem
487. [There will be no peace] Holograph poem
488. "These public men who seem to enjoy their dominion." Holograph poem
489. "They can't ill-treat us." Holograph poem
490. "Time is a strange thing." Holograph poem
491. [To a young man on his twenty-first birthday] Holograph poem
492. "To know the good you say, is to will it?" Holograph poem
493. [To Stephen Spender on his 60th birthday: greeting from Auden]. Holograph
494. "To the man-in-the-street, who, I'm sorry to say." Holograph poem
495. [To T. S. Eliot on his sixtieth birthday] Holograph draft of poem
496. To T. S. E[liot on his sixtieth birthday] Holograph draft of poem
497. [Toast for Thomas Mann, A] Holograph
498. Traveller's notes. Holograph
499. Tribute to W. H. Auden. Holograph poems (10). Contributors include: Alan Brownjohn, Charles Causley, Kevin Crossley-Holland, D. J. Enright, Roy Fuller, James Kirkup, George Macbeth, Peter Porter, Peter Redgrove, Jon Silkin
500. Unidentified manuscripts. "Born to be a butterfly." Holograph translation by W. H. Auden of poem
501. [Underneath the abject willow] Holograph poem
502. Unidentified manuscripts. "Speak no more of the smell of hand or hair." Holograph translation by W. H. Auden
503. Unidentified manuscripts. Miscellaneous manuscript material
504. Unidentified manuscripts. To W. H. Auden. Holograph poem
505. [Unidentified prose fragment] Holograph
506. [Unidentified verse fragment] Holograph
507. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
508. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
509. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
510. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
511. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
512. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
513. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
514. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
515. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
516. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
517. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
518. [Unidentified verse fragments] Holograph
519. [Unpredictable but providential] Holograph poem (incomplete)
520. [Viking anthology of poetry translated into English, A] Holograph list of possible contributors and holograph circular (incomplete)
521. Walk after dark, A. Holograph draft of poem
522. Walk after dark, A. Holograph draft of poem. Two copies of p. 3
523. [Walkure, Die] Holograph programme notes
524. [Wanderer, The] Holograph poem
525. Was it gay? Holograph poem. Later entitled The love feast
526. "We can, if we choose, for immediate profit." Holograph poem
527. "We get the dialectic fairly well." Holograph poem
528. ["We saw in spring."] Holograph transcript by Christopher Isherwood of poem
529. "What do you want from us?" Holograph poem
530. " 'What should the citizen's motto be?' " Holograph poem
531. "What was that? Why are public buildings so high?" Holograph poem
532. "What will be the nation's ill" Holograph poem
533. "When I was only so high, I was amiable and gay." Holograph poem
534. "When statesmen gravely say, 'We must be realistic.' " Holograph poem
535. "Whether determined by God..." Holograph poem
536. "Which was the real politician." Holograph poem
537. "While buying protein, mending fuses." Holograph poem
538. "Who built the prison state?" Holograph poem
539. "Who managed in the Spanish war." Holograph poem
540. "Why, dear psychoanalyst." Holograph poem
541. "With what conviction the young man spoke." Holograph poem
542. [Words] Holograph poem
543. Commonplace Books [2/1]
544. Diaries [1/1]
545. Journals [3/1]
546. Notebooks [28/1]