Box 10
Contains 15 Results:
The parable of the nations
See, Long narrative poems: The shadowy city.
The path of wandering, 1928
See notebook: Retrospect, (L. 56-93)
Contents: Book I.
Abram's lament.
Lot’s condemnation.
Jacob's vision.
Israel in Egypt.
Opening of Book II.
Abram's flight.
The journey into the desert.
Seed of Adam. Part II. 1922- Book I.
See notebook: New parables. (45)
The panther and the man, Ended May 29, 1942
The promised land. Unpaged notebook, December 1926-
The promised land. 2nd draft. Notebook;, May 1929-Nov. 1929. March 1930-
The shadowy city, Dec. 7-18, 1919
Note: This draft titled: The dark city: Kingdoms.
The title, or subtitle "The parables of the nations" has been crossed out.
The shadowy city. 2nd draft, December 7-18, 1919
Note: The title, The dark city is crossed out, and The shadowy city is written in on this draft.
The typed copy is tied in a paper binaer, and contains a title page reading: Gateways. Book I appears at head of title. The first page of the poems reads: Book I. The shadowy city.
The shadowy city. 3rd draft, December 7-18, 1919
Note: Book I appears above the title.
Transcontinental. (In memory of a journey from Mew Hampshire to Kansas City, 1937)
CONTENTS:
I. Farewell to Peterborough.
II. Vermont: Green mountain pass.
III. Elmira: With thoughts of Mark Twain.
IV. Second day's waking: Wellsville, N.Y.
V. Crossing the Alleghanies.
VI. The Great Lakes.
VII. Over the prairie.
VIII. Prairie earth.
IX. Changing landscape.
X. Richmond, Indiana: the old hotel.
The western dawn. A poem on the subject of America's destiny and future. Variously paged, Feb. 1, 1931, (Pt. I) Feb. 22, 1931-March 18, 1931, July 16, 1931, (Pt. II.) April 18, April 21, May 8th, 1931, (Pt. III.) May 9, 1931. (Pt. IV)
Note: "People of the poem:"
A. The modern white man.
B. The Indian dreamer (medicine man).
C. The Indian warrior-spirit of wandering.
D. The chronicler of time.
[CONTENTS:]
Part I. Spanish conquest.
Part II. French exploration.
Part III. English, up to Revolution.
Part IV. The Americans of present day." --title page.
This draft titled. The western dawn.
The western dawn. 2nd draft. Notebook; variously paged, Autumn 1930-August 1931
Note: This draft titled, The western dawn.
CONTENTS:
Preface.
Part I. Spanish conquest.
Part IT. The lost empire.
Part III. The West is won.
Part IV. The waning flame.
With: This is the feast... (1st line) from Part II, and a scheme for Part III.
The western dawn. To Mark Van Doren. 3 rd draft, Autumn 1930-August 1931; December 25, 1931
Note: This draft titled The western dawn.
Earlier dedication to Allen Tate crossed out.
CONTENTS:
Part I. Spanish conquest.
Part II. The loat empire.
Part III. The West is won.
Part IV. The rising flame.
The western dawn. To Mark Van Doren. 4th draft, December 1930 - March 1934
CONTENTS:
Part I. Spanish conquest.
Part II. The lost empire.
Part III. The West is won.
Part IV. The conquering flame
The wild geese. Notebook, Oct. 3, 1930; Oct. 28, 1930; Nov. 11, 1930; Nov. 21; Dec. 28, 1930
Note: Part V incomplete