Offprints of ‘Seumas O’Sullivan – a tribute’ by Lorna Reynolds, originally published in University Review vol. 2, no. 2 (1960). With a related envelope.
Sin títuloPhotocopy of an essay by Masako Kameyama entitled ‘Mary Lavin: Her Short Stories’ from Collected Essays by the Members of the Faculty in Commemoration of the 20th Anniversary, no. 17 (Tokyo: Kyoritsu Women’s Junior College, 1973), pp. 49-74. Signed on the front cover by the author.
Sin títuloOffprint of ‘Ritual Patterns in Sean O’Casey’s “Within the Gates”’ by Ronald Ayling, originally published in Theoria: A Journal of Social and Political Theory 43 (December 1974), pp. 19-27. Signed and dated by the author, with a short dedication to Lorna in the margin.
Sin títuloBound hardback notebook containing notes on the English prose style and the characteristics of good prose. With one loose insert.
Sin títuloBound hardback appointment diary for the year 1952 with one day to a page, containing notes extracted from books on literary topics, mainly relating to Shakespeare. Some extracts in Italian. With three loose inserts.
Sin títuloBound hardback Warner’s Medical Calendar for 1955 with one day to a page, containing very occasional calendar entries; citations copied from books and other notes relating to poetry and literature, mostly Coleridge and Shakespeare; notes on an American gynaecologist named Joseph Chadwick and an Austrian military doctor named Frank Chadwick; and character assessments of various named individuals; also some addresses, including that of Kate O’Brien. With two loose inserts. Most of the book is blank.
Sin títuloManuscript draft of an essay entitled ‘The State of the Liberal Arts in the University’. Paginated. Lacking p. 7.
Sin títuloFragments of manuscript and typescript drafts discussing the nature of poetry.
Sin títuloAssorted notes, bibliographies, bibliographic references and fragments of manuscript narratives on literary subjects. In three folders.
Sin títuloIncomplete manuscript draft of a review of The Comedies of William Congreve, edited by Norman Marshall (1948).
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