Box 1
Contains 21 Results:
“Mr. Bill Hoskitt is Dead,”, March 5, 1943
“Study of Mam’me Etienne and Max, Ward Allison Dorrance,”, November 27, 1942
“Pretty Flowers,” n. d.
“Study of How Beautiful with Shoes,”, February 27, 1943
“Exercise taken from Brooks and Warren, Analysis of Winter Remembered, by John Crowe Ransom,”, March 15. 1943
“Henchard, Mayor of Casterbridge,”, November 13, 1945
“Reports: Brave New World, Victory, Tess of the D’ Urbervilles, Madame Bovary,”, December 1945
“The Relation of the Chorus in the Suppliants to the Play as a Whole,”, December, 1945
“Browning’s New Method,”, May 9, 1945
“The Captive and its Source,”, February 23, 1946
Unidentified, Incomplete Short Story, n. d.
“Hat,”, May 20, 1946
“Daughters of Job,”, January 22, 1943
“Funeral,”, December 11, 1942
“A Firer of Furnaces,”, November 16, 1942
“Patterns in Mrs. Dalloway,”, December 13, 1945
“Yea Yea and Nay Nay,” n. d.
“Dark Fried Tobacco From Seed to Market,”, October 23, 1942
“Dark Fried Tobacco,”, November 6, 1942
Letter from Donald Davidson Regarding Potential Vanderbilt Authors, September 11, 1943
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