Transcriptions of excerpts from journals of Katherine Mansfield

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Title

Transcriptions of excerpts from journals of Katherine Mansfield

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TAPUHI

Description

Three excerpts, transcribed by John Middleton Murry: 1. `My dear They are like the bunches that stewards arrange in water bottles, on second class saloon tables of coastal boats. I keep waiting for the postman... Who is he whom I seek? It is a warm, loving, eager companion in whose soul there are no horrible dark gulfs...' Ends with a verse: `How cross Grandmother was/Green little moss/The trees will toss their little leaves/to mourn the loss the new goldfinch'. 2. I have not told Jack tha...

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Manuscript

Date created

[ca 1914-1915]

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/32042009

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