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

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"War as a way of life..."
	see Notebook -- Undated Scratch Book No. 4034

 

The War in Spain Makes a Movie  with Captions by Ernest Hemingway
811.	Manuscript Notes and Letter.  Untitled. Pencil draft of captions ending w/ a note to "Dear Wilson." pages 4-15 are badly torn w/holes affecting the text. Verso p. 15. pp. 1-16. 15pp. See also  The Spanish Earth

 

Waugh, Evelyn
	See # 350a

 

"The way fish die. . ."
812.	Manuscript Fragment.  Ink. pp. 10-12. 3pp. Young/Mann 292 see also # 31, 32, 33 , 40

 

"The way it ended with Miss Stein..."
	see # 633

 

A Way You'll Never Be
813.	Manuscript Fragment.  Untitled pencil manuscript of an opening to the story. pp. 1-2. 2pp. Young/Mann 95B
814.	EH Typescript Fragments.  Four pages of typescript, untitled. W/ an identification "War in Italy." W/two false starts and ink corrections. 4pp.
815.	Typescript.  W/pencil corrections. Titled in pencil. pp. 1-15. 15pp. Young/Mann 95A see also # 222 , 746, 746a , "Nick Adams Stories, the"

 

"We are the generation whose father's shot themselves..."
816.	Manuscript.  Ink draft. 1p.

 

"We camped under some cedar trees. . ."
817.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil fragment of three lines. 1p. Young/Mann 196

 

"We had a fine life. . . "
818.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil draft of four lines. On verso is another pencil fragment on war. 1p.

 

"We lay at Southwest Key that night..."
819.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil manuscript. Mentions Alfred Bethel, Mark Roberts, three Dalbert boys. 1p. Young/Mann 293

 

"We never caught them as big after the war. . ."
820.	Manuscript Fragment.  Opening pages of a story on learning to write for the Saturday Evening Post , in Petosky. Mentions Jim Dilworth, Wesley Dilworth. Pencil. pp. 1-4. 4pp. Young/Mann 294

 

"We put up an absolutely perfect barricade across the bridge. . ."
821.	EH Typescript Fragment.  From in our time . W/pencil corrections. 1p. See also # 92-94b ,  564a

 

"were killed by avalanches."
822.	Manuscript Fragment.  One line, completely quoted, in pencil. pp. 14. 1p. Young/Mann 260

 

"We sat back against the stone wall..."
823.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil manuscript of six lines. About watching grebes on the water. 1p.

 

"We used to quarrell before attacks..."
824.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil draft of a dialogue between a man and Rabbit. pp. 1-4. 4pp. Young/Mann 295 see also # 522a

 

"We were laying there at anchor. . ."
825.	Manuscript.  Pencil manuscript. Some pages are sliced by a paper cutter(?) Mentions Mrs. Wallace, Felipe, Franky. pp. 1-15, 17-25. 24pp.

 

"We were riding out..."
825a.	EH Typescript Fragment.  At the races in Milan. W/few pencil corrections. pp. 1-2. 2pp. Young/Mann 296

 

Wedding Day
	see # 444

 

"What did they say. . ."
826.	Manuscript.  Three pages of manuscript w/the character Tom Gill. First manuscript, beginning "What did they say. . . " Takes place in Africa. Second manuscript about Tom Gill and his dog. pp. 1-2, 2. 3pp.

 

"What Professional boxers fight for is money. . . "
827.	EH Typescript.  W/pencil corrections. On boxing. Mentions Lardner, Pegler, Siki, Toronto. pp. [1p.], 4-5. 3pp. Young/Mann 291

 

"When a man from up north marries a Key West girl..."
827a.	Manuscript.  Untitled pencil manuscript. Also one page typescript of same. pp. 1-4, [1p.]. 5pp. Young/Mann 297 (Scribners)

 

"When I was a boy I answered advertisements..."
828.	Manuscript.  Pencil manuscript w/ insert of a letter from Mark Schorer to EH, Sauk City, Wisconsin, July 30, 1929 which is used in the story. Some ink corrections. pp. 1-5, [1p.], 6-10. 11pp.
829.	Typescript.  W/ink corrections. Unnumbered 5pp.  Original of Young/Mann 126

 

"When I would wake up in the morning..."
830.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil draft about being at sea, headed "Part of Book." pp. 1-4. 4pp. Young/Mann 265

 

"When we travelled together ..."
831.	Manuscript.  Pencil manuscript Sketch of a bullfighter and his sexual boastings. pp. 1-5. 5pp.
831a.	Photocopy of Manuscript.  Copy of #831. pp. 1-5. 5pp. MH APT-E, "MH Letters 51'-60'" [Opened April 1990]

 

Who Murdered the Vets
832.	Typescript.  Untitled. Date Key West Sept 9, 1935. To Joseph North, Editor; New Masses , NY.  Signed in type "Hemingway" pp. 1-8. 8pp.

 

"Why not trade other public entertainers . . "
833.	EH Typescript.  W/pencil instructions in EH's hand to printer. 1230 N. State Street, Chicago address typed on first page. Another ms. at Beinecke titled "Quick Assets and Dead." 6pp.

 

Why Not Trade Other Public Entertainers Among the Nations as the Big Leagues Do Baseball Players?
833a.	Typescript.  Carbon? typescript titled "QUICK ASSETS AND Dead" Uncorrected. Headed "Ernest Hemingway / 1250 North State Street, Chicago, Illinois." Published in TSW, 2/19/21. pp. 1-3. 3pp.

 

Willard Ketchell's Apartment
834.	Manuscript Fragment.  Titled on verso of page six. Ink manuscript, incomplete. W/false starts. pp. 1-6. 6pp.

 

Williams, William Carlos
	see # 372

 

"The wind died in the night. . ."
835.	Manuscript Fragment.  Pencil draft about a man and his wife on a boat. pp. 1-2. 2pp. Young/Mann 298

 

"The wind woke us in the night. . ."
836.	EH Typescript Fragment.  W/purple ink corrections. 1p. Young/Mann 299

 

Wine of Wyoming
837.	EH Typescript/Manuscript.  Typescript and pencil manuscript w/ink and pencil corrections. Lined-out titles "Il Est Crazy Pour Le Vin" and "A Lover of Wine." False start on verso of page 14. Versos pages 13 and 14. pp. 1-24. 24pp. Young/Mann 96A
838.	Typescript.  Untitled, w/sparse ink corrections. pp. 1-18. 18pp. Young/Mann 98C
839.	Typescript.  Titled and signed in pencil. Setting Copy. Carbon typescript w/galley and printer's markings. Removed from the setting copy of "Winner Take Nothing" (#222) because the galley numbers differ from that typescript. Some ink corrections. pp. 1-18. 18pp. Young/Mann 22A
840.	Typescript.  Untitled carbon of #838. W/sparse ink corrections. pp. 1-18. 18pp. Young/Mann 96B See also # 222
840a.	Titles.  Ink list of four titles, including " Wine of Wyoming " and " A Lover of Wine ." Ink sentence draft on verso beginning "It may be when you come to die the articles you've written..." 2pp.

 

With Army Into Teruel
	see # 378

 

"With these people we were always very gay..."
841.	EH Typescript Fragment.  Several starts on a paragraph about the rich as friends. W/pencil corrections. 2pp.

 

"The woman came out to the road. . ."
842.	Typescript.  Carbon w/out corrections. Also one paragraph beginning "In those days the whiskey was made in Red Lodge. . ." pp. 1-3. 3pp.
842a.	Typescript.  Original of #842. pp. 1-3. 3pp.
842b.	EH Typescript.  No corrections. pp. [1p.], 2, [1p.]. 3pp.

 

The Woppian Way
843.	Typescript.  Titled, w/no corrections. 602 State Street Petoskey, Michigan address typed on first page. pp. 1-17. 17pp.
844.	Typescript Fragments.  Various typescripts, some by EH, some w/ pencil corrections, all untitled. pp. 1-2, 1-3, 9-10, 12-13. 9pp. Unpublished.

 

Work in Progress
	see # 494

 

World War II
	see # 310, 310a , 442a , 445 , 525a, 526a, 527 , and 262b .

 

"The writer himself. . ."
845.	EH Typescript Fragment.  On writing, the critic, the book. W/pencil fragment in entirety: "To start new again I will try to write truly about the early days in Paris . . . " on verso of page two. pp. 1-2. 2pp.

 

Writer Says Rebels Seek to Force Foes to Attack
846.	Release.  Titled. Dateline: Madrid, May 2, [1937]. Release date; Monday, May 3. 2 copies. 6pp. Hanneman C262 see also # 716 , page beginning "After eighteen days heaviest. . ."

 

"Writers who accept payment..."
	see # 293

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