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Typescript draft of a lecture in Spanish for University of Valladolid, Spain, entitled ‘La Prosa Imaginativa o Ficcional en Irlanda a Partir de 1800’ which begins: ‘Señoras y caballeros, Me siento sumamente honrada por la invitación de dirigírme a ustedes esta noche…’. Paginated with amendments in ink. Also see P12/2/1/4/13.

Typescript draft of a lecture for the Visual Arts Society, University College, Galway entitled ‘Some memories of Student Life Long Ago’, which begins: ‘It is very good of you to want me to talk to you this evening…’. Paginated.

Typescript draft of a lecture for Association of Professional and Business Women, Canterbury, which begins: ‘Ladies, I have thought that you might like to hear some talk of Spain.’ Paginated with ink amendments.

Typescript draft of a lecture with some handwritten notes for the Sir William Gibb School for Girls in Faversham, Kent, which begins: ‘I believe I’m to talk to you about my work. Well – as I’ve been working, earning my living, all my adult life…’. Unpaginated.

Typescript draft of a lecture entitled ‘Young Wives’ [given in Faversham, Kent] which begins: ‘Thank you for asking me to talk to you.’ Paginated.

Typescript draft of a lecture with some handwritten pages, entitled ‘James Joyce: the Spoilt Priest’ and begins: ‘In 1933, when he was only eight years from his death, and deep lost in the flowing and overwhelming inspiration of Finnegans Wake…’. Paginated and contains amendments in ink.

Typescript draft of a lecture entitled ‘James Joyce: the Spoilt Priest’ which begins: ‘In 1933, when he was only eight years from his death, and deep lost in the flowing and overwhelming inspiration of Finnegans Wake…’. Paginated and contains amendments in ink.

Typescript draft of a lecture for Canterbury College of Art entitled ‘James Joyce and Ulysses’, which begins: ‘You are all young, and long before any of you now there in front of me were born James Joyce was asleep in his grave…’. Paginated with amendments in ink.

Typescript draft of a lecture for Ramsgate Arts Society entitled ‘Ivan Turgenev’ which begins: ‘The subject of this talk tonight, Ivan Turgenev, was one of the greatest of all novelists…’.

Typescript draft of a lecture entitled ‘Ireland and Avant-Gardisme’ which begins: ‘Etc. etc. It’s a great honour to be here – not only to be talking to all you great people, but to find myself a part of a series…’. Paginated.