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Copies of poems, Stuart Simmonds: A Farewell, and John Dryden from his translation of Horace, Book III, xxix

Professor E.H.S. Simmonds, his wife and two male companions.

Structure and licence in Chinese regulated verse was published in the Journal of Chinese Linguistics 8 (1980). This material consists of drafts and a letter from William S-Y Wang, Editor of the Journal.

Strike Newspaper - printed pamphlet from Yale University.

Four versions of text - possibly translations texts, or creative writing, or notes, Labelled A - U, V, Y they seem to be play on words. Handwritten undated

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Version of text on large sheets of paper - 4 double sheets and one single Neat version on foolscap paper, 3 pieces, 12 sides Partial version, 1 piece, 4 sides Partial version made into small booklet, 8 written sides with blank cover. Fragile

Stories (1952-1986): Index and typed drafts for the stories: God, High Noon, Mister Chaos, Exorcism of a secret image, The first message to Jupiter, The Disillusionment of Dr Watson, The Random Thing, Tell me the truth, and The Kalatíktan Tòk.

Angus Graham wrote short stories. This series contains notes and drafts for some stories and correspondence concerning them.

"Stone Talk [Greek word: LITHOPHONEMA]: being some of the marvellous sayings of a petral portion of Fleet Street, London, to one Dr Polyglott, PH.D". by Frank Baker, D.O.N. [“Richard Burton” in pencil underneath]. In verse.- A bitter satire on London social life. (London: Robert Hardwicke. 1865.) Inscription facing title page in Burton’s handwriting: “Justin H. McCarthy - with the best wishes of the author [Arabic: Hajji Abdullah].” Violet cloth binding.

"Stone Memorials of the Lawa" by H. E. Kaufmann, reprinted from Journal of the Siam Society 59:1, January 1971, pamphlet.

Stock book detailing publication stock from 1920 to 1935. Within the book are three items of correspondence: * Stock List from Billing & Sons Ltd., dated 12 April 1929.

• Letter from Billing & Sons Ltd. to the Royal Asiatic Society to answer the Society's enquiry regarding insurance and to give details of stock available, dated 5 November 1929.
• Postcard from Otto Harrassowitz to the Royal Asiatic Society to request the purchase of a volume, dated 10th May 1930.