... are indirectly an eloquent justification of the unitive approach of Damon et al. Nevertheless, unrecon- structed proponents of system in Blake dare not ignore this book. MAXF. SCHULZ University of Southern California The Esdaile Notebook: A Volume...

...William White Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 AN UNPUBLISHED WHITMAN NOTEBOOK FOR “LILACS” By WILLIAMWHITE Among the hundreds of manuscripts and the dozens of notebooks by Walt Whitman in the Feinberg Collection...

... : University of California Press, 1942. Pp. viii + 181. $2.00. Wordsworth’s Pocket Notebook. Edited, with a Commentary, by GEORGEHARRIS HEALEY. Ithaca, N. Y. : Cornell University Press, 1942. Pp. x + 106. $1.50. Miss Miles avowedly undertook her study because she had found...

...Dennis Porter Copyright © 1974 by Duke University Press 1974 REALISM AND FAILURE IN THE GOLDEN NOTEBOOK By DENNISPORTER To read through the opening sections of The Golden Notebook (1962) is to be by turns...

.... R. E. WATTERS University of Washington The English Notebooks of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Based upon the Original Manuscripts in the Pierpont Morgan Library and Edited by RANDALLSTEWART. New York: Modern Language Association of America, 1941. Pp. xliv + 661. $6.00...

... Press, 1955. Pp. xiv + 146. $4.50; 25s. The Manwcript Poems of A. E. Housman contains a chronology of the manu- scripts, a rCsum6 of the notebooks in the Library of Congress Manuscript Collection, a 28-page history of these four notebooks, 60 poems and fragments, 87 abandoned lines...

... Mediterranean notebooks-about 1,000 entries arranged in chronological order-have been in print since 1961; the surviving letters have been in print since 1956, and several of them much earlier than that; the large collection of documents that Coleridge brought back from hIalta for his own use have...

... the literary-critical reading of notes as it is about the writing of them. The book takes aim at two scholarly misconceptions about writers’ notebooks: first, that these notebooks—more specifically, the “notework” of notations and notes in them—can be understood only as precursors to finished literary genres...

... publication in 1929 of excerpts from the notebooks (Studies in Phil- ology, XXVI, 305) ; then De Selincourt’s publication in 1936 of the original version of Dejection: An Ode addressed to Sara; then Miss Coburn’s edition of the Letters of Sara Hutchinsm; and now Mr. Whalley’s full...

.... CLARENCEL. KULISHECK Baker University Bibliographical Study of William Blake’s Note-Book. By BUNSHOJUCAKU. Tokyo : The Hokuseido Press, 1953. Pp. 175. $5.00 ; 35s. In 1935 a facsimile edition of William Blake’s notebook, sometimes called the Rossetti MS, was published under...

... by the Wordsworths are at first casual and incidental, but after Coleridge’s return from Malta cautious and protective. Our primary source of information remains Coleridge himself in his letters, his poems, and, above all, his notebooks. And these would suggest that his love for Sara is projected...

... transforming the commonwealth into a slave plantation that grows persons for use as things.’ Coleridge’s definitions and redefinitions of persons appear in prose writings addressed to various classes of public readers, in notebook entries during several crises in his life, and, notably, in a largely...

... approach of Damon et al. Nevertheless, unrecon- structed proponents of system in Blake dare not ignore this book. MAXF. SCHULZ University of Southern California The Esdaile Notebook: A Volume of Early Poems, by Percy Bysshe Shelley. Edited...

.... CLARENCEL. KULISHECK Baker University Bibliographical Study of William Blake’s Note-Book. By BUNSHOJUCAKU. Tokyo : The Hokuseido Press, 1953. Pp. 175. $5.00 ; 35s. In 1935 a facsimile edition of William Blake’s notebook, sometimes called the Rossetti MS, was published under...

...Melvin J. Friedman text of hFotebooks 11. Sultana’s method of footnoting and indexing, the paucity of detailed presentation of evidence for redating notebook entries, and the way this is scattered in text and notes throughout the book make it difficult to locate and examine...

... the prologue and epilogue he had planned and also, no doubt, revising the often diffuse and sometimes prolix style of the com- pleted chapters. R. E. WATTERS University of Washington The English Notebooks of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Based upon...

... across the table from Clemens, made no reference to the incident either in notebook, letter, or autobiography. But the diplomacy of the press seldom appeared to better advantage, The reader of next morning’s paper, on coming across this choice piece of mendacity, could never have guessed...

...Helen Batchelor Copyright © 1971 by Duke University Press 1971 ∗ The maps and the page from the “Babbitt Notebook” included in this article are copyrighted by the Estate of Sinclair Lewis and Melville H. Cane, Executor. A SINCLAIR LEWIS PORTFOLIO...

... of it. In a notebook entry written in 1830, Coleridge points out that, to insure the credibility and success of a su- pernatural tale, the poet “of his free will and judgement” must do “what the Believing Narrator of a Supernatural Incident, Apparition or Charm does from ignorance and weakness of mind,-i.e...

... from the notebooks (Studies in Phil- ology, XXVI, 305) ; then De Selincourt’s publication in 1936 of the original version of Dejection: An Ode addressed to Sara; then Miss Coburn’s edition of the Letters of Sara Hutchinsm; and now Mr. Whalley’s full-dress study which...