File E3 - Miscellaneous items

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ZA UCT BC1422_E_E3

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Miscellaneous items

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2 folders

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(1899-1976)

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First folder of two:
Adderley Street – Saturday morning. TS.
Alienation. 1942. MS.
City of Moloch. TS; MS alterations. Plus page [1]* (TS c.c. with MS alterations).
Dig for gold; Lament. [Songs]. TS c.c. In small envelope with untitled poem, first line: Children are fear – just what will become of them? by D.M. Wisdom. See also Dig for gold; Lament (E2), Song of the dying African; Gold (E3)
For the future – a prophecy. 1940. TS.
Gold. 1938? MS. [Different from Gold [Song]].
Gold. [Song] See Song of the dying African; Gold (E3)
In the wood. 1924. MS.
The joke. MS.
Lament. Scene 9, p. 3. 1946. (2 copies). TS. Roneoed. See also Dig for gold; Lament (E2, E3)
Love knows not itself but is bewildered. 1941. Note at end of poem. MS.
Love knows not itself but is bewildered. 1941. MS.
Love poem – old style. MS.
Lyric interlude. 1942. TS. See also Lyric interlude (E2)
On Table Mountain – early evening. MS.
Presence and absence. 1941. MS.
Prologue to some short stories – South Africa. 1954, 1976. TS; MS additions. See also E4.
Prologue to some short stories – South Africa. TS printout. See also E4
Pygmalion and Galatea. TS. See also Pygmalion and Galatea (E2)
Pygmalion and Galatea. TS printout. See also Pygmalion and Galatea (E2)

Second folder of two:
Red. MS.
Red. TS.
Red. TS c.c.
Red. 1935. TS c.c.
A sermon. MS. Notes on verso: “Molo becomes a Solo.”
A sermon for Sunday. TS c.c.; MS alterations.
The snow. 1925. MS.
Song of destruction. Title, The destroyers, crossed through in pencil. MS.
Song of the dying [native deleted] African; Gold. [Songs]. 1937. TS. See also Dig for gold; Lament (E2, E3)
Song of the dying native; Gold. [Songs]. 1937. (2 copies). TS c.c. See also Dig for gold; Lament (E2, E3)
. Sonnet. MS. See also E4
Street scene. TS.
Street scene. TS c.c.
To die or to live for our country? 1941. MS.
To die or to live for our country? 1941. TS.
To J.G.T. 1921. MS.
The true leader. [Song].MS.
The true leader. [Song]. TS c.c.
Two conversations in a bus. 1935. MS.
Unity. Song. TS. See also The spark (E2)
Unity. Song. TS c.c. Plus another copy* (TS c.c. with thicker more blurred type; MS alterations). See also The spark (E2)
Untitled poem. First line: A wild pain drives me. MS. See also Quest (E2)
Verses on Vietnam written in letter to I. Bangani ... 1972. MS.
Vision of the future. TS.
Who has done it? TS c.c.
A wild pain drives me See Untitled poem (E3)
[Transcripts of poems]. TS printout.

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