Contents: file consists of an ode written by Mary Quayle Innis to Anne Innis Dagg upon her achieving first class Guide status.
Innis, Mary Quayle5 versions, typescript, holograph. 1 p. ; 28 cm.
One poem titled
1 handwritten draft.
1 photocopy of typed document.
File consists of two variant typed documents (photocopies). One version is dated 26.11.2002; the other is signed by the author.
Contents: 1 printout (5 leaves, handwritten signature.
1 ts. draft.
File consists of three copies of the poem "I am balancing on ice with more poems in my hand," published in the Dalhousie Review ; a photocopy of the poem "Sermon in the forest," published in The New York Quarterly ; and a photocopy of the poem "Ode to the muse" (unidentified publication).
Three poems published in An Anthology of South Asian Canadian literature, ed. Judith Kearns, "for classroom use only," undated.
"The sun-man's poetic five ways."
"Baby-photo Inc. vs. Michael Egerton Crusz."
"Ode to the Muse."
File consists of Raymond D. Havens' review of both Ernest de Selincourt's "The Letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth: The Middles Years" and Ernest de Selincourt's "Coleridege's Dejection: an Ode" in "Essays and Studies by Members of the English Association" collected by Helen Darbshire. A presentation copy, the recto inscription reads "There's a new Southey item in Review of English Studies for April 1938 R.D.H."
"Talking for myself." Toronto South Asian Review 6, no. 1(Summer 1987): 29.
"Ode to the muse.” Toronto South Asian Review 6, no. 1 (Summer 1987): 36.
"Love poem." Toronto South Asian Review 6, no. 1 (Summer 1987): 37.
"Elegy””. Toronto South Asian Review 6, no. 1 (Summer 1987): 38.
One audio reel recording of séances held under the supervision of medium Thomas Lacey. A handwritten note on the original audio reel box provides the following descriptions for each side of the reel:
Side 1. Wed. June 17/64 rescue night. Music - when they ring those golden bells; Amirah - an appropriate introductory. Congratulated sitters for efforts in this service; Captain Sangroft - difficulty in convincing the captain that the ship went down. All were drowned. Finally realized what had happened; Irishman - was injured and passed on while gathering peat; Donald Flaherty - legs fractured since 1960, after falling over cliff; Martha Hollinger - feels so light as if slightest breeze would blow her away. Had been travelling form England to Spain. Mentioned names of some of those who had shown her the light and helped her and friends; Walter - closes appropriate remarks.
Side 2. Music by Korah Pandit at the pipe organ: ode to a desert love, the swan, liebestraum, rest for the weary, magnetic theme, ode to a lotus blossom, ebbtide, Schubert's serenade, beautiful dreamer, Handel's largo.
File consists of manuscript poems and poem fragments by Bernard Suits. Includes:
- untitled manuscript (2 leaves)
- Lines of freedom (ode to liberty) manuscript
- There is this one thing about our money, doctor manuscript
- untitled fragments manuscript
- untitled manuscript
- Unfinished portrait manuscript (2 leaves)
- untitled manuscripts (3 leaves)
- Visiting hours manuscript
- untitled manuscripts (3 leaves)
- The roge of friendship manuscript
- Early spring manuscript
- untitled manuscripts (3 leaves)
- I want a herring-bone overcoat manuscript
- The beach manuscript
- Sonnet manuscript
- untitled manuscript
- Riddle manuscript
- untitled manuscripts (3 leaves)
- The page of friendship manuscript
- untitled manuscripts (9 leaves). Note that all poems are 1 leaf unless otherwise noted.
Records related to the Schneider Male Chorus. Includes a constitution, clippings, and ephemera.
Schneider family