Proofs of "The silver stallion" [manuscript], 1920-1946.

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Proofs of "The silver stallion" [manuscript], 1920-1946.

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The collection contains corrected galley proofs, 1920, for "Figures of earth," corrected galley proofs, 1925, for "The silver stallion," and uncorrected page proofs, 1946, for "There were two pirates, a comedy of division."

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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