First folder of three:
At sunset. 1925. MS.
Autumn (Among the hills of Scotland). 1925. MS. See also E4
Autumn – (scene) among the hills. MS. See also E4
The blackbird. 1925. MS. See also E4
Clouds. 1925. MS.
Dig for gold; Lament. [Songs]. 1937. TS c.c. See also Dig for gold; Lament (E3), Lament (E2, E3)
Emer and Cuchullain. MS.
How you made a flower. 1921. MS.
Lament. TS. Roneoed. MS note at top of page: “My Lament. Sung at Dr. Gool’s memorial service. 1962”. MS notes on verso with lines through. See also Dig for gold; Lament (E2, E3), Lament (E3)
A legend of the lily. 1922. MS.
Love’s sky. MS.
Lyric interlude. 1942. TS. See also Lyric interlude (E3)
Magic. 1923. MS.
Magic numbers. TS c.c.
The maid of the tree. (2 copies). MS.
Night. MS.
Pygmalion and Galatea. 1925. MS. See also Pygmalion and Galatea (E3)
Pygmalion and Galatea. 1925. TS; MS alterations. See also Pygmalion and Galatea (E3)

Second folder of three:
Quest. 1941. First line: A wild pain drives me. MS. See also Untitled poem (E3)
Rain. TS; MS alterations.
A song. First line: You are a fool to love, a fool, tra-la. MS.
The spark. Song. MS. See also Unity (E3)
Spring twilight. MS.
Stepping stones. MS.
Sunset. 1921. MS.
Gwennola. Draft. 1925. MS.
Gwennola. 1925. MS.
To Kate. 1918. MS.
Union Bridge. [Song]. MS.
White wings. 1923. MS.
A wish. When youth met age. 1925. MS.

Third folder of three:
Dulce et decorum est [by] Wilfred Owen. TS. MS note on reverse: “Carried by IBT. Into the Transkei in the 40’s.”
The shadow of Arvor. Notes from Legends of Brittany translated and retold by Edith W. Rinder. MS.
The song of a bourgeois. TS c.c. MS note at bottom: D.M. Wisdom.
‘Sung at “October” Meeting. 6 Nov.’ List of songs. Scrap of paper. MS.
‘To think I wrote the following words in 1939!” [Prose thoughts about problem solving and folly.] MS.
Untitled poem. First line: One morning when the summer still was new. “J.G. Taylor, 1918.” “(My writing.)” MS.
See also B5