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[Identification of item], in the T. Sturge Moore Papers #11030-z, Rare Book Literary and Historical Papers, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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Received from Mark Reed of Chapel Hill, N.C., in September 1981.

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• Anglo-French Society.
• Authors and publishers.
• English fiction--20th century.
• Moore, T. Sturge (Thomas Sturge), 1870-1944.
• Moore, T. Sturge (Thomas Sturge), 1870-1944. Blind Thamyris.

Thomas Sturge Moore was an English poet, playwright, and art critic. Largely self-educated, Moore wrote books on modern artists and volumes of poems. His correspondence with William Butler Yeats has been published.

The collection includes a typescript with handwritten additions and corrections (24 p.) of "Blind Thamyris," an undated short story by T. Sturge Moore, and a letter, 1918, from Moore to Mr. Davray offering the story for publication by the Anglo-French Society. A note on the envelope enclosing the manuscript indicates that it was published by Grant Richards in 1920.