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Photocopy of typescript once owned by Eleanor Farjeon, obtained by R. George Thomas

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Papers of Edward Thomas (1878-1917), poet and critic424

Correspondence424/1

Poems424/2

Up in the Wind424/2/1

November Sky424/2/2

March424/2/3

Old Man424/2/4

The Signpost424/2/5

The Other424/2/6

After Rain424/2/7

Interval424/2/8

Birds' Nests424/2/9

The Mountain Chapel424/2/10

The Manor Farm424/2/11

An Old Song [1]424/2/12

An Old Song [2]424/2/13

The Combe424/2/14

The Hollow Wood424/2/15

The New Year424/2/16

The Source424/2/17

The Penny Whistle424/2/18

A Private424/2/19

Snow424/2/20

Adlestrop424/2/21

Tears424/2/22

[Over the Hills]424/2/23

The Lofty Sky424/2/24

The Cuckoo424/2/25

Swedes424/2/26

The Unknown Bird424/2/27

The Mill-Pond424/2/28

[Man and Dog]424/2/29

Beauty424/2/30

[The Gypsy]424/2/31

[Ambition]424/2/32

House and Man424/2/33

Parting424/2/34

First known when lost424/2/35

May 23424/2/36

The Barn424/2/37

Home [1]424/2/38

The Owl424/2/39

The Child on the Cliff424/2/40

The Bridge424/2/41

Good-night424/2/42

But these things also424/2/43

The New House424/2/44

The Barn and the Down424/2/45

Sowing424/2/46

March the 3rd424/2/47

Two Pewits424/2/48

Will you come?424/2/49

The Path424/2/50

[The Wasp Trap]424/2/51

A Tale [Cancelled version]424/2/52

A Tale [Revised version]424/2/53

Wind and Mist424/2/54

A Gentleman424/2/55

Lob424/2/56

[Digging 1]424/2/57

Lovers424/2/58

In Memorium [Easter 1915]424/2/59

Head and Bottle424/2/60

Home [2]424/2/61

[Health]424/2/62

The Huxter424/2/63

[She dotes]424/2/64

Song [1]424/2/65

[A Cat]424/2/66

Melancholy424/2/67

Tonight424/2/68

April424/2/69

The Glory424/2/70

July424/2/71

The Chalk Pit424/2/72

Fifty Faggots424/2/73

Sedge-Warblers [Cancelled version]424/2/74

Sedge-Warblers [Revised version]424/2/75

[I built myself a house of glass]424/2/76

Words424/2/77

The Word424/2/78

Under the Wood424/2/79

Haymaking424/2/80

A Dream [Sonnet 1]424/2/81

The Brook424/2/82

Aspens424/2/83

The Mill-Water424/2/84

For these [Prayer]424/2/85

Digging [2]424/2/86

Two Houses424/2/87

Cock-Crow424/2/88

October424/2/89

There's nothing like the sun424/2/90

The Thrush424/2/91

Liberty424/2/92

[This is no case of petty right and wrong]424/2/93

Rain424/2/94

Song [2]424/2/95

Roads424/2/96

The Ash Grove424/2/97

February Afternoon [Sonnet 2]424/2/98

[P. H. T.]424/2/99

From Eleanor Farjeon424/2/99/1

From R. George Thomas424/2/99/2

From the Bodleian Library, Oxford424/2/99/3

From Eleanor Farjeon424/2/99/4

[These things that poets said]424/2/100

[M. E. T.]424/2/101

The Unknown424/2/102

Celandine424/2/103

Home [3]424/2/104

Thaw424/2/105

Household Poems: [1 Bronwen]424/2/106

Household Poems: [2 Merfyn]424/2/107

Household Poems: [3 Myfanwy]424/2/108

Household Poems: [4 Helen]424/2/109

[The Wind's Song]; [Sonnet 3]424/2/110

'Go now'424/2/111

When we two walked424/2/112

Tall Nettles424/2/113

[The Watchers]424/2/114

[I never saw that land before]424/2/115

The Cherry Trees424/2/116

It rains424/2/117

Some eyes condemn [Sonnet 4]424/2/118

The sun used to shine424/2/119

[Bugle Call]424/2/120

As the team's head brass424/2/121

After you speak424/2/122

The Pond424/2/123

[Song 3]424/2/124

It was upon [Sonnet 5]424/2/125

Bob's Lane424/2/126

[There was a time]424/2/127

The Green Roads424/2/128

This is the constellation of the lyre424/2/129

The Gallows424/2/130

[The Dark Forest]424/2/131

When he should laugh424/2/132

The Swifts424/2/133

Blenheim Oranges424/2/134

[That girl's clear eyes]; [Sonnet 6]424/2/135

[What will they do?]424/2/136

The Trumpet424/2/137

[The Child in the Orchard]424/2/138

Lights Out424/2/139

The long small room424/2/140

The Sheiling424/2/141

[The Lane]424/2/142

[Out in the dark]424/2/143

Last Poem424/2/144

[Had not hard nature]424/2/145

[Read and think, of life ye drink]424/2/146

A Walk424/2/147

Why? Oh why!424/2/148

[Wednesday]424/2/149

Weary of April's over-sweet424/2/150

Musical settings424/2/151

Offprints424/2/152

Typescript of Poems (1917)424/2/153

Prose424/3

Personal documents424/4

Papers of family and friends424/5

Memorials and recollections424/6

Personal effects and memorabilia424/7

Bibliographical424/9

R. George Thomas' research424/10

The archive: its history and use424/11