With his: [The sun and the moon, etc.] Three holograph fragments. On p. [4] of [The sun and the moon]

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of The times worsen. Folder 12

Published in Art News, v. 56 (summer 1956), p. 34-36

With his: [The lost world. Washing] Holograph fragment of draft of poem

With his: [The lost world] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of page of The house in the wood beginning, "How far out my great echoing clumsy lambs." Folder 19

With his: The animal family. Holograph drafts of statement for dust-jacket. On lower leaf of accompanying folder

With his: [The woman at the Washington zoo] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On front cover and inside back cover of notebook containing drafts of The meteorite. Folder 4

With his: [The complete poems. NewNew poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of notes headed "Man-Woman (page 2)" for A man meets a woman in the street. Folder 6

With this his: Holograph anecdote about Henry James and William James, undated. 1 p.; his: The play woman. Holograph anecdote, incomplete, undated. 1 p.

With his: [The Anchor book of stories] The world's stories. Two holograph lists

In folder on which Jarrell has made notes regarding corrections in galleys; Jarrell, Mary von Schrader. The animal family. By R. Jarrell. Typescript [n.d.] 4 p.

On p. [10]: Summers, Hollis. TNS to R. Jarrell, April 6, 1962. 1 p.; on p. [144, 146] his: [The complete poems. The Augsburg adoration] Holograph draft of poem. 2 p.

With duplicated typescript (carbon) of chapter 4, 12 p. and photocopy of typescript with the author's (?) ms. corrections, undated. 58 p.; Published, New York: Pantheon books, 1965

With his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play, p. [35-43]; Published in Mid-century American poets, ed. John Ciardi, New York, Twayne, 1950, p. 182-184

With his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play. On front free endpaper

On one page his: [Blood for a stranger. 90 North] Holograph draft, incomplete, of poem, undated. 1 p.

With related holograph notes (37 p.). 1 folder; accompanied by holograph drafts of his lectures on Auden's early poems (12 p.) and "Paid on both sides" (11 l.). 1 folder each. With additional materials in lectures 2, 5, and 6

Signed with initials. With typed transcript of the poem. 3 p.

Accompanied by commencement program, June 24, 1961, and Bard-St. Stephens alumni magazine, June 1961, v. 4, no. 3. Came with Randall Jarrell's papers

With carbon copy, with the author's ms. corrections. Imperfect: p. 17 mutilated. Accompanied by dust jacket and publicity material, 8 p.; Published, New York: Macmillan [c1964]

On verso of The iceberg his: Miscellaneous holograph notes [n.d.] 1 p.; Published, New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1942, p. 25-26, 30

With his: [Changes in attitude and rhetoric in Auden's poetry] Holograph notes. P. [7, 13]

Detailed analysis of contents of volume laid in

On verso of page beginning "Notable things" his: Quiz, English 557. Duplicated typescript, undated. 1 p. Includes Gerard Manley Hopkins' sonnet The caged skylark; accompanied by page proofs, lectures, etc. 39 p.

With his: [The lost world] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of page of In Montecito beginning "In her white maillot..." Folder 4

With his: [The lost world] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. Folders 1, 10

With his: [The lost world] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of The mockingbird. Folder 3

Detailed list of contents typed on folders. Published, New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1969, p. 343-355, 419-459, 461-491

With his: [Changes of attitude and rhetoric in Auden's poetry] Holograph notes, p. [5, 27]

Detailed analysis of contents laid in. Most were published in The woman at the Washington zoo, 1960, or The complete poems, 1969

With his: [The lost world] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of p. 4 of later typescript of The lost children. Folder 14

With his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play, p. [45]

On verso of page beginning "A hand of Grace..." is an original pencil sketch by Jarrell

With his: [Changes of attitude and rhetoric in Auden's poetry] Holograph notes, p. [6-13]. Published in The New Republic, v. 105, no. 14 (Oct. 6, 1941), p. 439

Signed. Inscribed to Mary Jarrell

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of page of holograph draft of Gleaning beginning "thou hast shown more kindness." Folder 4

Signed on cover. Detailed analysis of contents of volume laid in

With his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play, p. [88-105, 107-109]. Published in The Nation, Feb. 21, 1942

Accompanied by his: The end of the line. (The nation, v. 154, no. 8, Feb. 21, 1942, p. [222], 224, 226, and 228); with the author's ms. corrections in the text

With holograph notes and lists of titles, 3 leaves

Published in: Rudyard Kipling, The English in England, Garden City, N.Y.: Anchor Books, 1963

With his: [The sun and the moon, etc.] Three holograph fragments. On p. [2-3] of [The sun and the moon]

Published in The Nation, v. 160 (May 19, 1945), p. 573-576

Published in Sewanee review, April-June, 1943, p. 267-280

Published in Sewanee review, April-June, 1943, p. 267-280

Includes his: [Poetry and the age. New York: Vintage books, 1955] Imperfect: p. 27-30, 62-62 only, extracted from The two essays on Robert Frost; with the author's ms. revisions for use in his Fifty years of American poetry

Published in The third book of criticism, New York, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1969, p. 295-[334]

With his: [The lost world] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of page of Next day beginning "Bronze to the waist..." Folder 2

Includes the poem "The owl's bedtime story," published in his Complete poems, 1969, p. 348-350

Published in HiFi/Stereo review, Aug. 1961, v. 7, no. 2, p. 42-44

Accompanied by notes for this story and unrelated fairy tales, 4 p.; and typescript of first page, with the author's ms. corrections

At top of p. [1]: Untermeyer, Louis. ANS to Randall Jarrell [n.d.] 1 p.

Published, New York: Macmillan, 1964

With clipping of article extracted from Mademoiselle, May 1957, v. 45, p. [98-99], 140-143

With his: [The woman at the Washington zoo] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of p. 2 of a typescript of The woman at the Washington zoo. Folder 5

With his: [The lost world. Washing] Holograph fragment of draft of poem

With clipping of review extracted from New York Herald Tribune Book week, Aug. 30, 1964, v. 1, no. 31, p. [1], 10

Accompanied by clipping of article with the author's ms. corrections, extracted from the Yale Review, Dec. 1955-March 1956, v. 45, no. 2-3, p. 302-314, 467-480

With his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play. On front free endpaper

Also includes: "When I had done explaining..." Holograph drafts of poem, unsigned and undated. 3 p. On pages for Jan. 1-3 of 1940 calendar

In vol. with his: The stranger [by Albert Camus] Holograph notes, p. [30-32, 36-39]

On verso of p. 15 is fragment of holograph draft. Published in: Rudyard Kipling, In the vernacular: The English in India, Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, 1963, p. [v]-xix

[Accompanied by note by Mary von Schrader]

With Mary von Schrader Jarrell's ms. identifying note: "Questions asked of Frost for taped? Interview or Lib[rary] of Congress."

Author's note at top of p. 1: An early lecture on the Americanness of American poetry; With holograph notes for lecture, 5 p.

In vol. with his: The stranger [by Albert Camus] Holograph notes, p. [9-15]

Published in The new republic, Nov. 11, 1940, v. 103, p. 667-668

With his: "The Pound affair..." Holograph drafts, incomplete

With holograph notes, 3 l., and holograph draft of possibly unrelated piece, 18 p. Latter relates to Jarrell's reading

In vol. with his: The stranger [by Albert Camus] Holograph notes, p. [46-49]

In volume with his: [An analysis of why "particulars" should seem to people more effective than "universals"] Holograph notes and draft of essay, p. 82

With later ms. note: "c. 1934"

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of typescript draft of Say good-bye to Big Daddy beginning "That we enjoyed or even, sometimes, were." Folder 10

With his: [The lost world] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of page of The x-ray waiting room in the hospital beginning "to come in, sit down, wait..." Folder 11

With his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play. On rear free endpaper

In volume with his: [The rhetoricians] Holograph draft of book review, p. [29-30, 32-34] and inside front cover

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of typescript draft of Say good-bye to Big Daddy beginning "That we enjoyed or even, sometimes, were." Folder 10

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of A summer night, page beginning "the young man, helpless, indifferent." Folder 12

Includes: [A speech] Holograph notes for 1958 National book awards address, undated. 1 p.; "When I had done explaining..." Holograph drafts of poem, undated, 3 p. On pages for Jan. 1-3 of 1940 calendar

In vol. With his: The stranger [by Albert Camus] Holograph notes, p. [26, 54]

With clipping of review extracted from The New York Times book review, April 17, 1955, p. 4

At end of Absent without leave his: AN to [Mackie Jarrell?]; clipping of poem with the author's ms. revisions, extracted from Little friend, little friend, p. 22; holograph list of poems on verso of An officers' prison camp as seen from a troop train. Published, New York: Dial press, 1945

With two original pen-and-ink sketches by Jarrell. With his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play, p. [180-181]

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] On verso of The Germans are lunatics. Folder 3

In volume with his: [An analysis of why "particulars" should seem to people more effective than "universals"] Holograph notes and draft of essay, p. 1

With covering letter from The New republic, Nov. 17, 1943. 1 p.

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On same page with his The Germans are lunatics. Folder 3

On verso his: Holograph fragment of speech at an award-giving ceremony, undated. 1 p.

With photocopy of typescript, 84 p.; Published, New York: Macmillan, 1965

Signed

With: Rilke, Rainer Maria. [Poems, translated by Randall Jarrell] Translator's manuscript and typescript poems and drafts. On one manuscript draft of Faded

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of page of holograph draft of Women on a bus beginning, "May I die, not on the day." Folder 13

On same page his: [Agenda] Holograph notes, undated, 1 p.; On same sheet his: [Goethe's Faust] Holograph notes for his translation, undated. 1 l.

With holograph notes for essay, 8 p., and clipping of article extracted from Mademoiselle, Feb. 1956, v. 42, p. 123, 223-226, with the author's ms. corrections

With the author's ms. markings throughout for Atlantic monthly abridgement (v. 215, no. 3, March 1965, p. 166-171). Published as Introduction to Christina Stead's The man who loved children, New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1965. Reprinted as An unread book in The third book of criticism, N.Y.: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1969

With four typed pages from another draft

Published in The New York Times Book review, Nov. 18, 1951, p. 36

With his: [Changes of attitude and rhetoric in Auden's poetry] Holograph notes, p. [3-21, 24-59] at end. Published in Five young American poets, Norfolk, Conn.: New Directions, 1949, p. 85-90

In vol. with his: The stranger [by Albert Camus] Holograph notes, p. [1, 7, 32, 53] and front endpapers and rear free endpapers

With his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play, p. [148-165]

On verso of his: AL (draft) to Cleanth Brooks and Albert Russel Erskine. June 14 [1937-38?]

Signed. One leaf of notes inserted. Written on: Writer's digest. TL, signed Marianne Besser, to Randall Jarrell, Jan. 27, 1956. 1 p.; Accompanied by folder of typed excerpts from T. S. Eliot, Sigmund Freud and others, with Jarrell's ms. notes, 46 p.

Published in The New York Times Book review, Aug. 23, 1953, p. 6

With his: [The lost world] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of page of Three Bills. Folder 15

With the author's ms. note: "Do NOT use in Pictures [underlined]"

With his: [The Anchor book of stories] The world's stories. Two holograph lists

In volume with his: [The rhetoricians] Holograph draft of book review, p. [7, 9, 12, 17-18]

Accompanied by: White, Lucie Lea. [Randall Jarrell] Holograph essay, signed, undated. 3 p.

With his: [Changes of attitude and rhetoric in Auden's poetry] Holograph notes, p. [8-9]

In vol. with his: The stranger [by Albert Camus] Holograph notes, p. [23, 33]

With his: [The woman at the Washington zoo] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of a draft of The meteorite. Folder 4

On some versos are miscellaneous notes, lists, fragments of drafts of unidentified poems not catalogued separately; Also his: [The complete poems] City, city! in Folder 4; [Aphorisms] in Folder 8; fragments, notes, etc in Folder 13 and 15

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. Folders 1, 3, 4, 7-9, 13

With clipping of review extracted from The New York Times Book review, Oct. 31, 1954, p. 6

With: Jarrell, Randall. Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play, p. [133-136]

In vol. with his: The stranger [by Albert Camus] Holograph notes, p. [16-21]

Accompanied by ms. list of poems by Frost, 1 leaf. Published, New York: A. A. Knopf, 1953, p. 28-36

With: Poetry. 2 TL to Randall Jarrell. July 5, 1949 and Nov. 9, 1962. On letter of July 5, 1949

Accompanied by one page of notes on translation Corbiere. Published, New York: A. A. Knopf, 1953, p. 158-163

In vol. with his: The stranger [by Albert Camus] Holograph notes, p. [41]

On verso are miscellaneous ms. notes: shopping list, titles of poems by W. B. Yeats, extracts from Poetry, May 1913, etc.; with incomplete clipping from Partisan review, Sept.-Oct. 1950, v. 17, p. [189]-192

On verso of page beginning "Many of Pound's defenders begin by saying..." his: [Letter to Ludwig Tieck] Holograph drafts, undated. 1 p.

With clipping extracted from Partisan review, Sept.-Oct. 1959, p. [724]-731

In volume with his: [The rhetoricians] Holograph draft of book review, p. [24-26]

On p. [4] his: Hologrpah fragment of unidentified critical essay, undated. 1 p.

In same volume his: [Poems] Holograph drafts, incomplete, of five poems, undated. 5 p.; His: The reactionary intellectual. Holograph notes for essay, undated. 3 p.; His: Holograph list of phonograph records, undated. 6 p.

Published in The moment of poetry, ed. Don Cameron Allen, Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins press, 1962, p. 99-132

With his: [The sun and the moon, etc.] Three holograph fragments. On verso of [The woman who married the devil]

Published, New York: Atheneum, 1962, p. [vi]

With clipping of p. 129-130 extracted from Essays 2, ed. R. M. Ludwig, 1956 with the author's ms. corrections

Published in A sad heart at the supermarket, New York: Atheneum, 1962, p. 3-15

On verso of page beginning "Santayana said..." is typewritten draft of table of contents for A sad heart at the supermarket. On verso of page beginning "So I was sure..." his: [A sad heart at the supermarket. A wilderness of ladies] Typescript frag. 1 p.

On verso of one sheet are notes for proposed contents of A sad heart at the supermarket

Published in Art news, v. 52, no. 8 (Dec. 1953), p. 24-25, 54-55

With carbon of one page from a variant typescript

With miscellaneous notes and lists of titles, 14 p.

Published as introduction to The best short stories of Rudyard Kipling, Garden City, N.Y.: Hanover House, 1961

With fragments of another typescript draft, 8 p.

With clipping, with the author's ms. corrections, from The American scholar, v. 28 (summer 1959), p. 277-292

With another typescript, incomplete, 21 p., and a program for lecture, "The twenty-second Washington and Lee seminar in literature, 25 April 1957."

In v. 1 his: A sad heart at the supermarket. Holograph drafts of table of contents and notes for introduction (?) [n.d.] 8 p.; His: American poems, a revery. Holograph notes. 3 p.; His: [Acounts] Holograph [n.d.]. 1 p.; Notes & clippings laid in v. 2

With ms. copy by Jarrell of first three lines of "School days," 1 p., and clipping of article extracted from The new republic, Nov. 19, 1956, v. 135, p. 13-17

Published as Introduction to Anchor book of stories, Garden City, N.Y., 1958, p. [ix]-xxii

With his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play, p. [46-61, 65-67, 84-85]

With holograph notes, possibly for another "mass culture piece," 14 p.

With carbon p. 4

Published in A sad heart at the supermarket, New York, Athenaeum, 1962, p. 16-42

Published in A sad heart at the supermarket, New York, Athenaeum, 1962, p. 196-211

With typescript (carbon), incomplete, 1 p.; on verso of page beginning "As soon as the zoo came into the poem..." his: [The age of the chimpanzee] Holograph fragment of draft, undated. 1 p.; Published, New York: Athenaeum, 1962, p. 160-173

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On sheet with holograph of Bamberg. Folder 1

Published, New York: A. A. Knopf, 1955

In vol. with his: The stranger [by Albert Camus] Holograph notes, p. [35]

With his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play, p. [62-63]

Published in Perspectives, Fall 1952, [v. 1] no. 1, p. [165]-168

Published as introduction to Six Russian short novels, Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1963

Published in New York Times book review, Nov. 25, 1956, p. 5, 50

With two clippings of article extracted from The New York Times book review, July 24, 1955, p. 2, with the author's ms. corrections

With his: Holograph and typescript lists of poems and essays, drafts of tables of contents, excerpts from reviews, etc.

With typescript (carbon) copies of 2-3 and program of the presentation ceremony, March 11, 1958

On verso of his: [The lost world] Holograph notes

Detailed analysis of contents of volume laid in; accompanied by eighteen pages probably removed from this notebook; includes drafts of unidentified poems, lists, sketches, etc.

With his: Dream-work. Holograph (draft) incomplete of play. Inside front cover

With Mary Jarrell's ms. note: "3 fragments: children's stories preliminary to Animal family." On p. [2-3] of [The sun and the moon] his: The English in England. Typescript draft of table of contents for Kipling's anthology. 2 .; etc.

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of holograph draft of Fairy song. Folder 3

Published in The nation, Dec. 29, 1951, v. 173, p. 570

With ms. note for lecture, 1 leaf

On verso: The Virginia quarterly review. TL, signed Charlotte Kohler, to Randall Jarrell, March 27, 1950. 1 p.; with his: Dream-work. Holograph draft (incomplete) of play. Inserted between p. [138] and [139]

With his: Holographs and typescript lists of poems and essays, drafts of tables of contents, excerpts from reviews, etc.

On verso his: "We think, but one mistake." Holograph fragment of poem, undated. 1 p. With: Brier, Amy. 3 ALS to Randall Jarell [n.d.]

Published, New York: Atheneum, 1960

With 12 p. loosely inserted. Published in Jarrell's The woman at the Washington zoo, New York, Atheneum, 1960

Detailed analysis of contents laid in. Most were published in The woman at the Washington zoo, 160, or The complete poems, 1969

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of a draft of A prayer at morning beginning "?First wish?" Folder 9

Published in National book committee quarterly, v. 5, no. 1-2 (spring-summer 1961), p. [1]-3

With his: [The complete poems. New poems; Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On versos of drafts of A prayer at morning. Folder 9

With: Rilke, Rainer Maria. [Poems, translated by Randall Jarrell] Translator's manuscript and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of manuscript draft of Childhood

With photocopy of Der beherzte Flotenspieler and Der Hasenhuter, p. 121-128 from unidentified German edition with Jarrell's ms. marginal notes

Published, New York: Macmillan, 1962

With Mary Jarrell's ms. note on p. 1. Came with Randall Jarrell's papers

With: Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich. After the theatre. Typescript of translation, with the translator's ms. corrections

With: Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich. After the theatre. Manuscript translation by Randall Jarrell of short story

Pages 4-5, 52-53, 64, 66, 81-82 and 86-87 are inter-filed with photocopy of later typescript, incomplete [n.d.] 131 p.; With fragment of translator's ms. draft, 1 l. accompanied by printed invitation to opening night party

With Mary von Schrader Jarrell's Afterword, typescript (carbon), three copies, 1 p. each Published, New York: Macmillan, 1969

Photocopy of typescript, with p. 4-5, 52-53, 64-66, 81-82 and 86-87 of earlier typescript substituted for p. 6, 58, 72-73, 89 and 93 of later typescript; also inserted: three pages of typescript (carbon), two paginated 72 and 93

On verso of typescript draft of Paris II is fragment of draft of unidentified poem; with later typescript (carbon) of translations, 1 p.

Detailed analysis of contents laid in volume; with pages 167-172 and 385-400 extracted from an unidentified translation, with Jarrell's ms. marginal notes for translation; Morike, E. F. [Forest murmurs] Typescript draft (incomplete) 1 p.

On verso of p. of Walpurgis night beginning "Foot of spider, belly of toad": Jarrell, R. The blind man. Holograph draft of poem [n.d.] 1 p.

Includes Bayard Taylor's translation of "Spirit song" (scene iii) and "The spinning song" (scene xv)

Came with Randall Jarrell's papers

In v. 2: Rilke, Rainer Maria. The song of women to the poet; The garden of olives. R. Jarrell's ms. drafts of translations (incomplete), [n.d.], 2 p.; 1 p. His: [Obsessional neurosis and Eliot] Holograph notes for essay, [n.d.] 4 p. On endpapers

Signed at end of introduction. Published, New York: Macmillan, 1962

Came with her correspondence with Mary Jarrell

With: Rilke, Rainer Maria. [Poems, translated by Randall Jarrell] Translator's manuscript and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of p. 2 of typescript draft of The great night

Came with Randall Jarrell's papers

One page written on verso of: Hood college, Frederick, Md. TL, signed Andrew Gehr Truxal, to Randall Jarrell. Feb. 24, 1960. 1 p.

Signed Mrs. Owen Jarrell. Came with Randall Jarrell's papers

Came with Randall Jarrell's papers

Mary von Schrader Jarrell's copy

Published in Jarrell's The complete poems, New York, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1969, p. 456

With his: [The collected poems of Wallace Stevens] Holograph notes and draft. On verso of page beginning "Notable things."

On verso of typescript (carbon) draft with title "The fire at the waxworks": Rilke, Rainer Maria. The evening star. Ms. draft, incomplete of tr. by R. Jarrell of poem [n.d.] 1 p.

On versos of manuscripts drafts: Monday [n.d.] 1 p.; Radauskas, Henrikas. The mechanical angel. Emended typescript, [n.d.] 1 p.; Radauskas, H. [In a hospital garden] Incomplete [n.d.] 1 p.; accompanied by translator's ms. note on the poet, 1 p.; Published in The literary review, Spring 1965, v. 8, no. 3, p. 323; reprinted in Jarrell's The complete poems, 1969, p. 457-458

Came with Randall Jarrell's papers

For a boy and "Tears will not let me speak" are inscribed by Jarrell for Mary von Schrader Jarrell

With: Jarrell, Randall. [The woman at the Washington zoo] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On versos of drafts of Cinderella. Folder 1 Lady on a balcony was published in Jarrell's The complete poems, New York Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1969, p. 481

Came with Randall Jarrell's papers

Signed Birthday is accompanied by an orange necktie

With 20 p. loosely inserted. In same volume his: Holograph list of books, undated. 1 p. [p. 82]; his: [Little friend, little friend] Holograph draft of table of contents, undated. 1 p. [p. 1]

Detailed analysis of contents of volume laid in

In v. 1 his: Poetry. Holograph notes, undated. 1 p. On front paste-down endpaper. His: Holograph notes on Russian literature and history, undated. 12 p. On p. [180-188, 190-192]. In v. 2 his: [Agenda] Holograph list, [n.d.]. 1 p. On verso of endpaper

One page laid in

Detailed analysis of contents, and Mary von Schrader Jarrell's identifiying slips, laid in. Many poems published in Blood for a stranger and The complete poems

On verso his: [Notes on John Keats' Ode on a Grecian urn] Holograph, undated. 1 p.

Came with Randall Jarrell's papers

Updated draft beginning, "I remember telling you on Cape Cod..." written on verso of: Random House, inc., New York. TL, signed Hiram Collins Haydn, to Randall Jarrell. April 18, 1957. 1 p.

With Jarrell's miscellaneous ms. notes on verso

Also, 3 TL (carbons) from Louis Untermeyer to R. Jarrell, Sept. 5 and 11, 1961; Aug. 9, 1962. 1 p. each

With Week's reply, Jan. 11, 1965, and form letter from The Atlantic monthly, Dec. 1, 1964, enclosing payment

With Jarrell's ms. marginal notes for reply

Letter of Oct. 16, 1951 includes her translation of a poem by Friedrich Hoelderlin

With ALS from Herschel and Barbara Baker to Mary Jarrell, [n.d.]. 1 leaf

With TNS to Mary Jarrell, Jan. 16, 1966

Encloses Bosquet's TL (carbon) to Jarrell, July 13, 1955. 1 p.

With Mary Jarrell's ms. note: "about 1943-4?'; Accompanied by: Jarrell, Randall. The white dwarf. Holograph draft of poem, unsigned and undated. 1 p. On verso his: "We think, but one mistake." Holograph fragment of poem, undated. 1 p.

With 2 ALS from Edith Amy (Blanchard) Brooks to Mary Jarrell, Oct. 24 and Nov. 19, 1965

On p. 1 of [Oct.] 23 [1956] letter his: Power. Typescript of excerpts from poem, 1 p.; on p. 3 of Nov. 16, 1956 letter his: The mad yak. Holograph poem, 1 p.; on p. 9-10 of Nov. 23, 1956 letter four holograph poems, all undated. All in folder 1

With Jarrell's ms. marginal note

With clipping of article by Ida Kay Jordan about Jarrell form the News and observer, June 11, 1961

Letter of Feb. 26, 1962 has Jarrell's ms. notes for reply at top. With six leaves extracted from volumes of W. B. Yeats' poems and plays, probably for inclusion in an anthology

With ANS to Mary Jarrell, Oct. 15, 1965

With TLS to Mary Jarrell, March 29, 1967

Signed Katherine Gauss Jackson and Russell Lynes. On July 8, 1954 letter: Jarrell, R. [The new books. "Very graceful are th uses of culture"] Holograph draft, incomplete, of book review, unsigned and undated. 1 leaf. Review of Hamilton Basso's The view from Pompey's head.

Signed Philip Vaudrin. With: Jarrell, R. [The complete poems. New poems: Uncollected poems; Unpublished poems] Holograph and typescript poems and drafts. On verso of draft of The specialists, beginning: "If you will look, at evening, at the license-plate."

Encloses his: Critics. Typescript (carbon) of poem, unsigned and undated. 1 p.

Letter of Oct. 11, 1957 encloses his: Skunk hour. Typescript of poem, unsigned and undated. 1 p.; with ms. note at bottom. Folder 1

With Jarrell's ms. marginal notes

With his: 2 p. from a Colorado River journal [New London, Conn.?] Dec., 1967. Reproduced in facsimile from the author's holograph. Sent as a Christmas card to Mary von Schrader Jarrell

Letter of Nov. 29, 1964 encloses her: Quail walk. Typescript of poem, unsigned, dated "1964 Singletary". 1 p.

With ms. Note by Mary von Schrader Jarrell on verso to an unidentified correspondent. Accompanied by clipping of Art Buchwald's article, "You have to go"

Signed Hayden Carruth and Robert Mueller. On letter of July 5, 1949: Jarrell, R. [Poetry and the age. Verse chronicle. III. Tristan Corbiere] Holograph draft, incomplete, unsigned and undated. 1 leaf

Accompanied by 4 ALS, 2 TLS to Mary von Schrader Jarrell, Oct. 15, 1965 - June 13, 1966

Signed Hiram Collins Haydn

Signed Hiram Collins Haydn

Accompanied by her: TLS (photocopy; mutilated) to [Michael di Capua?] [n.p., n.d.] 1 p. Relates to Jarrell's The animal family

With TLS to Mary von Schrader Jarrell, Aug. 26, 1966

Signed John Kobler and others. With AL (draft) and telegram (draft) replies. Accompanied by an agreement, dated April 29, 1958, for an article, The taste of the age

With ALS to Jarrell, Oct. 15, 1965. 1 leaf

Includes four Christmas cards illustrated by Sendak; three letters contain original pen-and-ink sketches, that of Sept. 18, 1966, is of Randall Jarrell

With TLS to Mary Jarrell, Oct. 21, 1966, and draft of her telegram (?) to Shapiro, Nov. 20, 1967

Signed Thomas C. Mendenhall and Robert Petersson

Accompanied by a Christmas card, signed, undated. Also: Blake, William J. ALS to Jarrell, March 20, 1956. 2 leaves. Written for Christina Stead

Signed Holly Stephenson. With TLS to Mary Jarrell, March 24, 1966.

Signed Lawrence Quincy Mumford. Accompanied by press release announcing Jarrell's appointment as Consultant in poetry in English at the Library of Congress, March 23, 1956. Duplicated typescript, 2 p.

With Jarrell, R. ALS to Louis Untermeyer, [Sept. 1961] 1 leaf

With: Jarrell, Randall. [The gingerbread rabbit]. Holograph list of illustrations

Signed Charlotte Kohler

Accompanied by his TLS (photocopy) to the Macmillan Co., New York, Dec. 22, 1964. 1 p.

Accompanied by: Watson, Betty. ALS to Randall and Mary von Schrader Jarrell. Sept. 11, 1959. 3 p.

With TL, signed Ted & Renee, to Mary Jarrell. Feb. 28, 1966

Letter of [Dec. 1965?] written on p. [1] of his: Two dream songs. [c 1965]

Accompanied by TLS from Sarah Morgan Fitzgerald to Mary Jarrell, April 14 [1958] with holograph postscript by Robert Fitzgerald

Accompanied by review of Randall Jarrell, extracted from Time, Sept. 15, 1967, p. 102, to which this telegram refers, and her letter to the editor of Time, extracted from the issue of Nov. 5, 1965, p. 24

The undated letter encloses her: "A word concerning Randall Jarrell..." Typescript (photocopy), undated. 1 p.

With Mary Jarrell's drafts of replies on versos

Accompanied by his TLS (photocopy) to Michael di Capua, Aug. 17, 1967. 1 p.; and TLS from his daughter Rosanna to Mary Jarrell, Aug. 18 [1966] 1 p.

Accompanied by his: A wood [1967]