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60 leaves; 7 pages with handwritten annotations or notes to St. John

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40 leaves of typed photocopied poems by Dubie; 2 pages of typed Xerox poems signed, "Pamela Stewart" (Dubie's second wife). Six leaves with Dubie's notes to DSJ

Scope and Contents Containing 105 leaves of typed, Xerox poems for Groom Falconer. Dubie sent these in parts to DSJ; there are envelopes addressed to him, as well as notes on some pages indicating "Final Draft," or "Revised." Dubie also marks changes; for example, on bottom of page 27 featuring the poem "The Fitting" - he writes, "Switch this with Chagall; then one move before "Two Sentences." And, for "Trakl," Dubie has crossed out the last two lines of the typed poem and written in a 3-line stanza: "Like smoke from some lonely howitzer/Blossoming out over the bubbling bare pits of lye, over/The large sunken eyes of horticulture." On the page containing the title poem of the book "Groom Falconer," Dubie has written, "a country doctor monologue. Strange beginning for a new book, title poem maybe." He also queries DSJ on his thoughts on the poems and updates him on his life and his family....

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55 leaves; photocopy typescript with seven leaves containing handwritten annotations in red ink

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3 leaves with handwritten annotations

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No textual annotations

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Marked "1991"; containing 15 leaves; typescript leaves with handwritten emendations, and five handwritten introductory leaves for "The Stone at the Water Spout," dedicated to St. John

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Typescript, 51 leaves; with autograph notes on the title page indicating that Norton accepted the manuscript in March of 1999; also inscribed "For David/with love/Norman"

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Two sets of galley proofs for "Selected and New Poems"; 147; 24 emendations

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183 leaves; with two loosely inserted autograph notes

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Two Xerox typescript drafts 90 leaves; with two leaves marked "Revised pages!" and "Final Draft" in Dubie's hand