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Three X.
'Three Women and a Man'. Item for Third Programme, (?1950s),
'Three Women and a Man'. Item for Third Programme, (?1950s),
Three printed copies of extracts from press reviews compiled by publishers of Poems of Wales, (1923),
Three printed copies of extracts from press reviews compiled by publishers of Poems of Wales, (1923),
'Three Poets from Wales': review of Vernon Watkins, The Lady with the Unicorn (London, 1948), Edwin Stanley James, Short Measures ...,
'Three Poets from Wales': review of Vernon Watkins, The Lady with the Unicorn (London, 1948), Edwin Stanley James, Short Measures ...,
Three Poems from the Welsh of Elwyn Evans ('Romance', 'Jewess and Soldier' together with a poem, 'On the Banks of ....
Three Poems from the Welsh of Elwyn Evans ('Romance', 'Jewess and Soldier' together with a poem, 'On the Banks of ....
'This is the Wales the Man Might Know About who Speaks no Welsh', British Weekly, (26 March 1953),
'This is the Wales the Man Might Know About who Speaks no Welsh', British Weekly, (26 March 1953),
Thirty cards and letters, 1954-87, from various unidentified correspondents,
Thirty cards and letters, 1954-87, from various unidentified correspondents,
They Ought to Keep a Gremlin.
They Ought to Keep a Gremlin.
They Look at Wales, co-edited with J. D. Powell, (Cardiff, 1941). Typescript copy of anthology,
They Look at Wales, co-edited with J. D. Powell, (Cardiff, 1941). Typescript copy of anthology,
'These Catchphrases Send Me Up the Wall', Weekend Magazine (18 Aug. 1962),
'These Catchphrases Send Me Up the Wall', Weekend Magazine (18 Aug. 1962),
These are sweet things.
These are sweet things.
There Was a Moot of Waters, Dock Leaves, vol. 6, no. 17 (1955), p. 19 and [London Welshman, vol. 19 ...,
There Was a Moot of Waters, Dock Leaves, vol. 6, no. 17 (1955), p. 19 and [London Welshman, vol. 19 ...,
Theodore Nicholl.
Theodore Nicholl.
The Word Made Flesh (also known as 'Poem for Christmastide', 15 printed copies).
The Word Made Flesh (also known as 'Poem for Christmastide', 15 printed copies).
The Wife of Carcassone.
The Wife of Carcassone.
'The Watcher in the Mist' (c.1938), earlier draft entitled 'Outpost',
'The Watcher in the Mist' (c.1938), earlier draft entitled 'Outpost',
The Wanderer.
The Wanderer.
The Vulture; True Blue; And Doing Very Well.
The Vulture; True Blue; And Doing Very Well.
The Veteran.
The Veteran.
The Veteran.
The Veteran.
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