Typescript draft of 'The Image' beginning 'When I reflect on the image two things from which it cannot be separated come: the rhythm and the vision.' Contains handwritten amendments.
Typescript draft of 'The Creamery Manager' beginning 'Though he had been suspended from all duties for some days and was about to be dismissed and arrested, he still came into the creamery.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-15.
Typescript draft of 'The Creamery Manager' beginning 'Though he had been suspended from all duties for some days and was about to be dismissed and arrested, he still came into the creamery.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-15.
Typescript draft of 'The Creamery Manager' beginning 'Though he had been suspended from all duties and was about to be dismissed and arrested, he still came into the creamery.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-12.
Typescript draft of 'The Creamery Manager' beginning 'The beginning 'The books and files had been taken out but no one had stopped him from entering his office.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-12.
Typescript draft of 'The Creamery Manager' beginning 'The books and the files had been taken away several days before but the creamery still allowed him the use of the bare office.' Contains handwritten amendments and also inserted handwritten pages.
Typescript draft of 'The Creamery Manager' beginning 'All morning he waited for them to come in the office that the creamery still allowed him to use, though the books and files had been taken away several days before.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-12.
Typescript draft of 'The Country Funeral' beginning 'Fonsie Ryan had his brother's breakfast waiting on the table before Philly had even finished shaving and as soon as Philly sat to the table, moved his wheelchair back to the far wall to wait for him to finish.' Contains handwritten amendments, also inscription ' 2nd draft', however it appears P71/622 which has the inscription '1st Draft' is a photocopy of P71/621.
Typescript draft of 'The Country Funeral' beginning 'Fonsie Ryan had his brother's breakfast waiting on the table before Philly had even finished shaving and as soon as Philly sat to the table, moved his wheelchair back to the far wall to wait for him to finish.' Contains handwritten amendments, also inscription 'missing pages 1st draft', however it appears to be a photocopy of P71/621 which bears the inscription 2nd draft.
Typescript draft of 'The Conversion of William Kirkwood', this version bears the title 'The Conversion of Andrew Kirkwood'; begins 'After rifle practice on Sundays, firing from the Oakport shore at targets in the back of McCabe's Hill, most of the company went to Charlie's for a drink.' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp 1-14.