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

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L

A Lack of Passion
538.	Manuscript.  Incomplete story mostly in ink, some pencil. Untitled. Pages 37-45 were originally part of a notebook labeled "Mss-Schruns" and was identified by Young/Mann as "Chicuelo -- the Phemenonenon." pp. 1-45. 45pp. Young/Mann 251iii.
539.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil manuscript pp. [2pp.], 15-21. 9pp.
540.	EH Typescript.  Typed title "Disgrace" is lined out, and new title "A Lack of Passion" is penciled in. Heavily pencil corrected. pp. 1-22. 22.
541.	Manuscript.  Pencil manuscript on graph paper. Titled "Disgrace." First page bears the number 47 and "Insert passage of the crowd, arrest and release." Manuscript begins "They were inside the train. . . " 15pp.

 

The Lady Poets With Footnotes
541a.	EH Typescript.  Titled manuscript w/pencil corrections. 1p. Young/Mann 154 see also # 658a , 407.5

 

Landscape with Figures
541b.	EH Typescript/Manuscript Pencil manuscript and pencil corrected typescript. [2pp.], 2-5, [3pp.], 6, [1p.], 7-27. 32pp.

 

The Last Good Country
542.	Manuscript.  Untitled ink and pencil manuscript, corrected in both ink and pencil. First 5pp. in EH typescript. Versos on pp. 2, 74, 81, and 90. Dated 23 July 1952 on P. 53; 28 July on p 64; 30 July on p. 67; 1 Apr 1955 [1958?] on p. 88; 3 Apr on p. 89; 19 July 1958 on p. 96; and 20 July 1958 on p. 100. Some word count. Paper change. pp. [2pp.], 1-3, 3-9, 8, 8-34, 34-102, 102. 110pp. Young/Mann 62C.  Can photocopy.
542a.	Typescript Fragment.   Beginning "I was watching the bottom of the spring. . . On top half of cable draft to Rinehart Publishers [Apr 1952} 1p.  Can photocopy.
543.	EH Typescript.  Incomplete. W/pencil corrections. Pencil note on first page (by MH?): "First Version." First three pages are w/#542. pp. 4-13. 10pp. Young/Mann 62D.  Can photocopy.
544.	EH Typescript Fragment.  Beginning "I guess so, she said." p. 4. 1p. Young/Mann 231.  Can photocopy.
545.	Typescript Fragment.  W/three ink notations. pp. 4d, 4e, 4g, 4h, 4i, 4j, 4l. 7pp.  Can photocopy. see also # 720b
	see also "Nick Adams Stories, the"

 

"Last night Stut and Horney and I . . ."
546.	EH Typescript.  Typing on two sides of one page. W/note dating typescript to be from "circa 1922."  Mentions Krebs also, and EH's wedding plans. 1p.

 

"Last spring Mac and I decided to go to Spain..."
546.5	EH Typescript. Untitled, pencil corrected typescript on Mike and Maggie Strater, also mentioning McAlmon, Hedley and Ezra and Dorothy Pound.  "Hemingway" typed at top.  W/false start on verso of page 2.  pp. 1-4.  4 pp. Young/Mann 245.

 

"Lawrence lived alone comfortably..."
546a.	EH Typescript.  Complete? pencil corrected story about an "American literary figure" living in Paris. pp. 1-2. 2pp.

 

Leftists at Castellon Heavily Entrenched
	see # 556-558

 

Letter From and To Citizens
547.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil draft of 5 lines, beginning "When I started to write. . ." Mentions F. Scott Fitzgerald. 1p.

 

Les Avants, Switzerland
547.5	see # 668.5

 

Lerida is Divided by Warring Forces
	see # 447-449

 

Lieutenants' Mustaches the Only Permanent Thing We Got Out Of the War
	see # 787

 

The Life Work and Evil Fate of Dr. Cadman
	see # 272a

 

The Light of the World
548.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil manuscript. (Before preservation page 24 had been torn after "wonderful memories.") pp. 23-25, 25-26. 5pp. Young/Mann 63A
549.	Typescript.  Titled, w/ink corrections. Penned in ink by EH in upper left corner of first page: "Ernest Hemingway /Cooke-Montana /1st English language serial rights only." pp. 1-7. 7pp. Young/Mann 63B see also # 222, 222a
549a.	Galley. Galley from Hemingway's Winner with handwritten notes by EH. 2 pp., 2 copies, donated by the Monroe County Public Library, Key West, Florida [Opened Jan 2005]
	see also "Nick Adams Stories, the"

 

"The lights of the line of carriages..."
550.	EH Typescript Fragment.  Mentions the Scala, the Admiral, Wordsworth, and Bill. Typed on verso of April 21, 1919 program for an Open Meeting of Aux Plaines Branch of Chicago Medical Society.  pp. 5-6. 2pp.

 

"The lines around the eyes of Anselmo ..."
551.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil notes on both sides of a page. 1p. Young/Mann 248

 

Lines to a girl 5 Days After her 21st Birthday
551a.	Manuscript of a poem in purple pencil. pp. 1-7. 7 pp. Young/Mann 155

 

Lines to a Young Lady on Her Having Very Nearly Won a Vogel
552.	Typescript.  W/title penciled in. On verso is penciled an excerpt from "Chapter Heading." 1p. Young/Mann 161B
552a.	Manuscript.  Pencil draft on both sides. Titled "lines to a Young Lady on Her Having Very Nearly Won a Fogel." 1p. Young/Mann 161A
552b.	EH Typescripts.  Two different uncorrected typescripts. Both titled, one w/Vogel spelling, other w/Fogel spelling. 2pp. Young/Mann 161A See also Mowrer, Hadley Richardson 19 June 1921

 

"Lionel Moise was a great rewrite man. . . "
553.	Manuscript.  Pencil manuscript on telephone form paper. [Fall 1917]. pp.1-3. 3pp.

 

"Little drops of grain alcohol..."
	see # 658

 

"Little Mr. Wilson. . ."
553a.	Manuscript.  Untitled pencil manuscript of a poem written in left hand. Dated November 30, N.Y. On verso of hospital form. 1p. Young/Mann 162

 

"Lloyd was a fat girl who came to Paris to Study music. . ."
553b.	Manuscript Fragment.  Untitled ink manuscript of a story. pp 1-9.  Also an ink manuscript of a story fragment titled "Gusta" beginning "Gusta met Bertram at a pensione in Munich. . ." 7pp. Both in a blue notebook also containing financial figuring and bearing EH's Notre Dame des Champs address on the cover. One bank balance is dated December 17, 1924.

 

London Fights the Robots
554.	EH Typescript.  Untitled w/pencil corrections. pp. 1-9. 9pp.
555.	Typescript.  Untitled carbon w/very few pencil corrections. In pencil by EH "Press via Prewi/To Colliers 250 Park Avenue New York." pp. 1-9. 9pp. see also # 324
555a.	Carbon Typescript.  Untitled typescript w/very few pencil corrections in another hand. W/3 page insert headed "to follow page 4 (Hemingway pilot-less air-craft story)" beginning "Censorship in war comma is a very necessary thing. . ." Carbon of #555 and #324? pp. 1-9 , 1-3. 12pp. (Scribners)

 

The Lost Generation
	Ink manuscript.  Titled "The Lost Generation /A Novel. / Foreward." and beginning "One day last summer Gertrude Stein. . ." Starting at the end of a notebook headed on the front cover "Ernest Hemingway / Charters / September 27, 1925." pp. 1-3. 2pp. see # 202c

 

Love
	see # 633

 

Loyalists at Castellon Seen Heavily Entrenched
556.	Manuscript Notes.  Pencil notes in small lined notebook, on both sides of pages. Dated 6 May. 7pp. Hanneman C294
557.	Cable.  Dated "Castellon via military wireless. Barcelona, May eighth." Untitled. W/censor's stamp.  pp. 1-2. 2pp. Hanneman C294
558.	Release.  Titled. Dateline: Castellon Via Courier to Madrid, May 8, [1938]. Release date: Monday, May 9. 2pp. Hanneman C294 see also # 597.5

 

Loyalists Await Tortosa Assault
	see # 774-775

 

[ Loyalists Capture Key Cities in Aragon Drive] Hemingway Sees Success for Loyalists in Aragon
559.	Manuscript.  Untitled pencil manuscript beginning "When we caught up with. . ." One page false start. Signed on last page ''Hemingway.'' pp. [2pp.], 3-9, [1p.]., 10, 2, 11, 2, 12-14. 18pp. Hanneman C268 and C269
559a.	Manuscript Notes.  Pencil and red pencil notes, untitled, on one page folded in four. Also contains some notes not incorporated into story. 1p. Hanneman C269 Also published as "U.S. Force Brave in War," Kansas City Times , 15 Sept 1937 see also # 597.5

 

"Luis Lopez, (Chanito) the bullfighter..."
560.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil draft. p. 2. 1p.

 

Luis Quintanilla Catalogue
561.	EH Typescript.  Untitled. W/pencil corrections. Tears affecting text. pp. 1-5. 5pp.
562.	Typescripts.  Two untitled, uncorrected carbons. pp. 1-5, 1-5. 10 pp.

 

"Luis the Angel arrived in the city of Churches..."
	see # 389b

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