Ernest Hemingway: Story and Fragments: D (#104)

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D

The Dangerous Summer
354.	Manuscript Fragments. Untitled ink manuscript pages, possibly from the manuscript of The Dangerous Summer. 10pp.

354a.	Manuscript. Untitled ink manuscript w/occasional pencil corrections. W/word count and marginal notes to self. Red pencil markings, especially in last half, designating pagination changes and inserts. Dated 25 Jan 1960, Finca Vigia on p. 83. Several sheets of Finca stationery used. Five of the loose pages in #354 fit into the manuscript. pp. 1-13, [13pp.], 14-54, [1p.], 55-120, 130-143, [1p.], 144-165, 167-179, 179bis, 180-200, [2pp.], 201-235, 235-237, 237-303, 305-331, [10pp.], 332-346, [3pp.], 347, [4pp.], 348-361, [1p.], 362-380, [1p.], 381-405, [1p.], 406-409, 409-442, [1p.], 443-453, [1p.], 454, 445-461, [2pp.], 462-523, [1p.], 524-580, [3pp.], 581-583, [3pp.], 584-588, [2pp.], 589, 589bis, 590-606, [3pp.], 607-639, 639-669, [1p.], 670-679, [2pp.], 680-686, [1p.], 687-668, [1p.], 579, 689-720, 721a, 721-728, 728, 728, 728, 728-733, 734a, 734-744, 746-754, [1p.], 755-777, [2pp.], 778-799, 799-807, [1p.], 808-828, 828-844, [5pp.], 845-868, [1p.], 869-878, [3pp.], 879-882, [1p.], 883-893, [3pp.], 894-898, [1p.], 899-902, [2pp.], 902bis, 903-928, [5pp.]. 1025pp. Young/Mann 3A, 3B, 3C
354b.	Carbon Typescript. Untitled typescript w/ink corrections by EH and Valerie Danby-Smith and occasional pencil typographical corrections. Pages 29-31 are on a different paper and may be originals. In addition to the typed numbering of pages given here, each page is stamped in red 31349 and is numbered consecutively. Five pages of #354 fit into this typescript. PP. 1-109, [110-111], 112-124, 124-164, 164a-164e, 165-216, 216-237, 237a, 238-282, 282a, 283-356, [1p.], 357-373, 373-398, [2pp.], 399-428, 430-463, [464-465], 466-532, 534-597, [1p.], 598-602, 602-631, 633-655, 655-688. 699pp. Young/Mann 3E
354c.	MH Notes. Ink notes on the typescript, one of which is dated 20 June 1960 by EH. 2pp.
354d.	Notes. Pencil and ink notes on a DON'T FORGET pad, beginning "One of the things I had noticed was the . . ." 5pp.
354e.	Copy of a Typescript Fragment. Copy of fragments of #354b, highlighted in pink and blue and w/some pencil editing. PP. 474-475, 488-532, 534-597, [1p.], 598-602, 602-631, 644-655, 655-688. 204pp.
354f.	Copy of a Typescript Fragment. Copy of part of another typescript w/MH editing. pp. 9-169. 161pp.
354g.	Manuscript Fragment. Ink manuscript beginning ". . .to San Sebastian by various people. . ." W/EH pencil notes on verso. pp.489. 2pp.
354h.	Manuscript note. Manuscript note by Mary Hemingway on "Don’t Forget" paper 2pp. [opened Sep 1998]
354.4	Manuscript notes. 3pp. [opened Sep 1998]
354.5	Manuscript notes on Telegram. 3pp. [opened Sep 1998]
	See also: OTHER MATERIALS, Notebook, Bloc No203, 20/9/60, The Dangerous Summer. OTHER MATERIALS, Notebook, Red Century Note Book, entitled "Misc. Notes for The Dangerous Summer" OTHER MATERIALS, Notebook -- 1960 Block para Calculos # 4036 ½

 

D'Annunzio
	see # 326a

 

Dans la mannere de Eugene Field
	see # 659

 

"The dark red painted doorways. . . "
355.	Manuscript Fragment. Pencil manuscript. Description of Havana, Cuba. 5pp. Young/Mann 209. unpublished.

 

"The dark young man stood looking into the window..."
355a.	Manuscript Fragment. Untitled pencil manuscript about an Italian man getting a permanent in Paris. W/several false starts. pp. 1-6. 6pp.

 

"Dave O'Neil cut down all the trees..."
355a.5	EH Typescript. One page untitled sketch w/several pencil corrections. 1p.

 

"The days on the boat were very long..."
355b.	EH Typescript. Two paragraphs on a couple arriving in Paris by boat, meeting Pound, and deciding to go to Dijon. 1p.

 

A Day's Wait
	see # 222 , Richard Armstrong , "Nick Adams Stories, the"

 

"The day we drove back from Nancy to Paris..."
356.	Photocopy of a Manuscript. Autobiographical war correspondent story, untitled. pp. 1-16. 16pp. Young/Mann 35 photocopy

356.5	Manuscript. Original of #356. Pencil manuscript w/red question mark on page one. pp. 1-16. 16pp. Young/Mann 35
356a.	Typescript. Untitled, uncorrected. "E. Hemingway / A Short Story" typed at upper left. pp. 1-12. 12pp.

 

The Dead in the Jarama
357.	Manuscript. Pencil manuscript w/ lined-out title. Begins "The dead sleep cold in Spain tonight..." pp. 1-7. 7pp.
358.	Manuscript Discard. Untitled pencil manuscript draft beginning w/page two: "the seasons. The dead have gone..." pp. 2-5. 4pp.
359.	Typescript. Titled uncorrected. W/another typescript beginning "I have no special regard for Satan..." on verso. 1p.
359a.	Typescript. Carbon, uncorrected headed in type "Ernest Hemingway/ February 14th 1939 / Eulogy to the American Dead in Spain." No corrections. pp. iii, iv. 2pp.

 

"Dead in the sun. . ."
359b.	see # 203b

 

Death of the Standard Oil Man
360.	Manuscript. Pencil manuscript of an unfinished story w/the title lined out. Begins "Out in all that country you always, if possible, live with the Standard. . . " One ink correction on page three. pp. 1-6. 6pp
361.	Manuscript. Pencil and purple pencil manuscript of an untitled, unfinished story similar to #360. Begins "They would not let us outside the town. . . " W/note reading "Sweeney, the Major, Freddy." pp. 1-2, 2-14. 15pp.
362.	Manuscript Fragment. Pencil fragment of discarded pages 5-6 from the fourteen page manuscript, #361. pp. 5-6. 2pp. Young/Mann 274
362a.	Manuscript Fragment. Pencil fragment beginning "They would not let us outside the town. . . " Mentions ithe Standard Oil Man, the Major, H.L. Smith, and Dillon. pp. 1-4. 4pp.

 

Defense of Luxembourg
362b.	Manuscript. Pencil manuscript of the poem, titled. Ending on verso of page 2. Page two is Finca Vigia stationery. pp. 1-2. 2pp. Young/Mann 141
362c.	Typescript. Original and carbon titled, uncorrected. pp. 1-3, 1-3. 6pp. Young/Mann 141
362d.	Typescript. Original and two carbons, titled. No corrections. 6pp. Young/Mann 141

 

The Denunciation
363.	Miscellaneous Fragments. Various sections of corrected typescripts, both originals and carbons, and two pages of pencil holograph manuscript. Titled. Carbon of page four on verso of page nine. [1p.], 2, 4-14, [1p], 2, [1p.], 2-5. Insert p.6, bis, 6 insert 3, 6 insert 4, 6-7, [1p.]

 

Description/ " The country around Sudbury is..."
364.	Manuscript Fragments. Sentence fragments of description penciled on two sides of a folded letter from Greg to Hemmy on Toronto Star letterhead. 1p.

 

Desnos, Robert
	see # 735a

 

The Dictator -- A Play
365.	Manuscript. Incomplete pencil draft of Scenes One and fragments of Scenes Two and Three from a titled play. pp. 1-9, 1-7, 3-14, 1-2. 30pp.

 

Did You Ever Kill Anyone
	Manuscript. Pencil draft of a very short war story. One character is Adams. on verso of page two of a story titled "Personal" and "Love." see # 633

 

Dietrich, Marlene
	See # 407.4

 

Disgrace
	see # 538-541

 

"Doc Brown had a thin mouth. . . "
366.	Manuscript Fragment. Pencil manuscript of four lines. 1p. Young/Mann 212

 

The Doctor and the Doctor's Wife
367.	Manuscript. Untitled ink manuscript corrected in another ink, headed "Oiginal Manuscript -- First Draft, April 7, 1924, Paris, E.M.H." Notes on verso of page 11. pp. 1-11. 11pp. Young/Mann 36A
368.	Manuscript. Ink manuscript. Titled. Signed w/the 113 Rue Notre Dame des Champs address at top of first page. pp. 1-17. 17pp. Young/Mann 36B
	see also "Nick Adams Stories, the"

 

"Do you know of a good opening. . . "
368a.	EH Typescript. Untitled, uncorrected typescript on death using "The grave's a fine and private place. . ." 1p. Young/Mann 211

 

Dos Passos, John
	see # 500

 

Dostoevsky, Fyodor
	See # 265a

 

"During the last fifteen months. . . "
369.	EH Typescript  W/pencil corrections. On the Spanish Civil War. pp. 1-4. 4pp. unpublished.
370.	Carbon Typescript. Minor corrections. pp. 1-4. 4pp.

 

"Dying, Well or Badly"
371.	EH Typescript. Untitled, w/pencil corrections and inserts. On verso of page three in EH's hand "Original mss. 2nd Ken piece March 14, 1938." pp. 1-3. 3pp.

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