Collection: Pearl S. Buck, Author, Papers, 1921/2018, bulk 1933/1966 - ARVAS Search Results

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Grace Yaukey: Maria and Timothy (Typescript of short story or novella, contains handwritten corrections) Box 10, Folder 30

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Grace Yaukey: "Must My Disabled Child Go to an Institution" (Typescript of article) Box 10, Folder 31

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Grace Yaukey: "Ocean Liner" (Typescript of short story ) Box 10, Folder 32

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Grace Yaukey: The People of Russia (Typescript of article or book) Box 10, Folder 33

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Grant Leenhouts: "The Eighth Day" (Typescript, preliminary rough story outline) Box 10, Folder 04

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"Heat Wave" (Typescript, 13 pp.) Box 03, Folder 14

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"Home Aid for the Mentally Retarded Child" (Typescript carbon, 35 pp.) Box 01, Folder 30

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"Honeymoon Blues" (Typescript carbon, 16 pp.) Box 03, Folder 15

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"Horseface" (Mixed manuscript, 22 pp., contains handwritten corrections, 2 pp. handwritten) Box 03, Folder 16

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"How It Happens" (Foreword) (Typescript carbon, 7 pp., contains handwritten corrections) Box 01, Folder 31

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