G. B. SHAW PAPERS: SERIES II. Vol. LXVI (ff. 163). Short stories, etc.; 1885-1937.1.ff. 1-108v. Stories Nos. 1-6 of 'Short Stories, Scraps and Shavings', (1932); 1885-1916. Partly [italics]typewritten[/italics] and [italics]printed.[/italics]2.f... 1885-1937

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G. B. SHAW PAPERS: SERIES II. Vol. LXVI (ff. 163). Short stories, etc.; 1885-1937.1.ff. 1-108v. Stories Nos. 1-6 of 'Short Stories, Scraps and Shavings', (1932); 1885-1916. Partly [italics]typewritten[/italics] and [italics]printed.[/italics]2.f... 1885-1937

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