STORIES (TITLED)
...And Curtain,
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And Glory Shone Around,
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The Baby Sister Drawer,
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A Broken Engagement,
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The Dry, Sweet Smell of Old Roses,
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Eleanor Has No Piano,
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The First Woman,
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From the Letter Files. Documentary Evidence in the Case of Two who were Feminists,
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Going to Red Hill,
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In Defense of Defenses,
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Joanna Poured,
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The Quick and the Dead,
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Two at the Mill,
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The Whim Bloweth,
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Wise Woman,
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With All My Worldly Goods...,
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STORIES (UNTITLED)
As far back as 1899, before anyone had thought of a name for that weakness, Harry McCord adored his mother.
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In the sun, on the outmoded brownstone stoop of No.- Morton Street, sprawled an almost offensively innocent looking young man.
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Mrs. Elida Allenby sat in a capacious chair pulled up to her own front window...
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Samuel McGillicuddy was not, to use one of his phrases, `of the indigent poor'.
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`Seems like sometimes when folks gets wrong idears into their heads, they'd ought to be left keep `em there.'
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There were two men present -- and she cared for neither of them except with her vanity.
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POEMS, COLLECTIONS
Columbine Wonders and Other Poems,
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Joanna Medora McDee, The Book of,
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[Joanna Poems],
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[Mythology Poems],
1) The Gloomy King of Hades,
2) How Deucalion and Pyrrha Made a New People,
3) How Echo Pined for Narcissus,
4) How Echo was Punished for her Mischief,
5) How Narcissus Vainly Wooed his own Image, [I],
6) How Narcissus Vainly Wooed his own Image, [II],
7) How Niobe Lost her Children,
8) How Phaeton Drove the Golden Chariot of Apollo,
9) With Shoes of Swiftness, Sword of Might,
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10) The Wonderful Adventures of Perseus. - I. How Perseus Went Voyaging in a Very Strange Ship,
POEMS, INDIVIDUAL (TITLED)
And This is Final!
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And Yet I Live,
Beggars' Horses,
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Greek Fruit Vendor,
Memorandum for an Author's Acknowledgement,
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The Naked Truth,
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The Rejected Suitor Attends a Wedding,
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The Same Old Song,
Vacancy,
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POEMS, INDIVIDUAL (UNTITLED)
I have forgot your face, and come, almost,
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They said she walked with her head in the clouds,
What patterns you have wrought with your small hand,
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Why must you search behind my eyes, as though,
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OTHER WRITINGS
Certain Theories of Cow,
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The Futile Elders,
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We're Not Coming Back (An Open Letter to Alumni Organizations.)
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OTHER
Holograph notes; alliterative titles with names or events in parentheses following. Apparently fragmentary political humor of some sort.
Poems by Fred H. Lape.
1) Autumn Day,
2) Precaution,
3) This Night of Fireflies and Red Haggard Moon,
[Two Poems],
1) High Noon, Santa Lucias, California,
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2) Organ Recital,