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IE 2135 P7/2/1/1/5 · Item · [c. 1927]
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

‘Letter Book No. 247’ containing parts of a handwritten draft of the novel While Rivers Run. Most of the pages are loose and some appear to be missing. Fragments are as follows: ‘Chapter XV (15)’ which begins: ‘It was a particularly beautiful forenoon’, pages 1-3; another section beginning: ‘“And its been empty these three hundred years or more’, pages 2-23; ‘Chapter 10’ which begins: ‘Alec Brands and Alistair MacIan got off the morning train at Barnagh’; three typed pages inserted beginning: ‘“…and forth I was a steward on the Burns and Laird boats’; upside down from the back, fragment beginning: ‘At that moment he spoke’. Also contains the opening of a play entitled Two Other Brothers, act one, pages 1-5. Alterations. Generally, each text is paginated separately.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P7/2/2/3/1/1 · Item · [c. 1940-c. 1950?]
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Handwritten draft of the short story Son of a Tinker which begins: ‘Owen Oge O’Callaghan was his name, and he was incredibly tough’. Some alterations. Pagination.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P7/2/1/10/1 · Item · 23 August 1939 (finished)
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Hardback notebook containing a handwritten draft of the novel Son of Apple beginning with chapter one, ‘The Greek Prince and the Irish Crochaire’ which opens: ‘Once in old times, there was a King in Greece’. Text continues on right-hand pages to the back and then from there upside down on the other side. Alterations. Pagination on pages with text.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P7/2/1/6/2 · Item · 23 September 1937-10 February 1938
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Large pages from an account book folded over containing handwritten draft of Sons of the Swordmaker beginning: ‘It was on a fine evening in late Spring’. Alterations. Pagination on pages with text.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P7/2/2/3/3/1 · Item · 27 September 1950
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Pages from notebook generally bound in groups, containing an untitled handwritten draft of the short story The Bonesetter which begins: ‘The big, bluff, not quite sober man in undress uniform made no introductory remark.’ The latter pages blank. Alterations. Pagination on pages with text.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P7/2/1/4/1/2 · Item · 15 December 1932 (begun)
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Hardback book ‘supplied for the public service’ labelled ‘No.1’ containing handwritten draft of the earlier part of The Road to Nowhere beginning ‘Ch I’ which opens: ‘South by east the early June sun’. Alterations. Pagination on pages with text.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P7/2/2/4/2/1 · Item · [c. 1950-1953?]
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Handwritten draft of the short story The Hoplologist entitled The Sword of Yung Lo which begins: ‘Brothers they were, the two of them.’ Some alterations. Pagination.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P7/2/2/3/7/1 · Item · [c. 1940-1950?]
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Handwritten draft of the short story The Mission Sermon with a piece cut from under the title on the first page. Begins: ‘Battisto, supercargo of the caravel, The Nina of Genoa, on the last tack homewards’. Some alterations. Pagination.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer
IE 2135 P7/2/5/2/2 · Item · 18 February 1939 (finished)
Part of The Maurice Walsh Papers

Loose pages from a notebook containing handwritten draft of the play A Hawk from a Handsaw which begins with a list of characters in order of appearance. Alterations. Pagination.

Walsh, Maurice (1879-1964), writer