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Typescript draft of 'That They May Face The Rising Sun' beginning 'The morning was clear.' Contains handwritten amendments paginated 1-557.

Typescript draft of 'That They May Face The Rising Sun' [2 February ?] beginning 'The morning was clear.' Title on first page reads 'Copy (revision after first reading. Begun February 2.), paginated pp 1- 426, pages 335-350 removed according to note, this section is referred to as ' Easter ' and appeared in 'The Times Literary Supplement' under that title. (See P71/235).

Typescript draft of 'That They May Face The Rising Sun' beginning 'The morning was clear.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1 - 377.

Typescript draft of 'That He May Face The Rising Sun' beginning 'Jim Ryan and Walter Domino stood looking up at the completed frame of the new shed.' Paginated pp 1-58.

Typescript draft of 'That He May Face The Rising Sun' beginning '...white beekeeper's suit and hat and veil.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 2- 58.

Typescript draft of 'That He May Face The Rising Sun' beginning 'Jim Ryan and Walter Domino stood looking up at the completed frame of the new shed.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-58.

Typescript draft of 'Swallows' beginning 'The wind blew the stinging rain from the Gut where earlier in the bright weather of the summer the Sergeant had sat in the tarred boat, anchored by the rope to an old Ford radiator clinging to the weeds in midstream, and watched taut line after taut line cut like cheese wire through the water as hooked roach after hooked roach made a last surge toward the freedom of the open lake before landing slapping on the floorboards.'

Typescript draft of 'Swallows' beginning 'The wind blew the stinging rain from the Gut, where earlier in the bright weather of the summer the Sergeant had sat in the tarred boat, anchored by a rope to an old Ford radiator that clung to the weeds outside the rushes....' Contains hand written amendments, paginated pp 1-16, inscription on first page reads 'Book Copy'.

Typescript draft of 'Swallows' beginning 'The wind blew the stinging rain from the Gut, where earlier in the bright weather of the summer in Sergeant had sat in tarred boat, anchored by a rope to an old Ford radiator that clung to the weeds outside the rushes....' Contains hand written amendments, paginated pp 1-11, pagination amended by hand to 96-106.

Typescript draft of 'Strandhill, The Sea' beginning 'The street in front of Parkes' Guest House, grains of sand the street coming on the grey fur of the tennis ball, the hopping under my hand idle as the conversations from the green bench before the flower-bed;' identical to the version of the story that appears in Nightlines paginated pp 1-7.