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[Unpublished poems / Scott O'Hara].

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Archives and Special Collections
[23] leaves ;
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Diaries.

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Archives and Special Collections
2 v. . ;
Nancy Carroll lives near Baltimore, Maryland and attends The Masters boarding school in Dobbs Ferry, New York. The Carroll family traces it's ancestry in America to 1688 and also to a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Her family is wealthy and she writes of shopping in New York, the theater, her horse and competitions, and other social activities. She writes of school activities including exercising, drama, and music lessons. The first diary begins Sept. 21, 1926 and the second ends Sept. 20, 1938. Summer activities include tutoring for her brother and herself and riding competitions with her horse, as well as social activities and trips.
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Wooden spoon

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Archives and Special Collections
4 items.
Arranged in two groups: I. Vocal scores (3). II. Promptbooks (1).
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Mousquetaires au couvent

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Archives and Special Collections
184 items.
Arranged in five groups: I. Vocal scores (56 in 57 parts). II. Vocal parts (4). III. Promptbooks (13 in 15 parts). IV. Dialogue parts (108).
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Twelve jolly bachelors

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1 ms. vocal score (157 p.) ;
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Mr. Choufleuri restera chez lui le

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Archives and Special Collections
47 items.
Arranged in four groups: I. Vocal scores (10). II. Vocal parts (2). III. Promptbooks (7 in 8 vols.). IV. Dialogue parts (27).
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Michel Strogoff

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Archives and Special Collections
21 items.
Arranged in two groups: I. Promptbooks (1 in 6 vols.). II. Dialogue parts (15).
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Werther

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Archives and Special Collections
2 items.
Both scores were published by Heugel (Paris, 1892). The vocal score is in French and carries the pl. no. G.H. et Cie. 1812. The piano score bears the pl. no. H. et Cie. 9268. The transcription for solo piano is by Raoul Pugno.
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Adjutant

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Archives and Special Collections
2 items.
Arranged in two groups: I. Vocal scores (1). II. Promptbooks (1).
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Colombine

University of Wisconsin, Madison - Archives and Special Collections
1 item.
One holograph promptbook, in German, carrying the stamp of Aug. Cranz (Hamburg, n.d.).
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