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Letter, Francis G. Allinson, 163 George St., Providence, U.S.A. and Department of Greek, Brown University to Tucker.

Letter, Henry S. Dawson, 364 West Ave., Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.A to Tucker.

Some Italian Musings, journal of travels through Italy.

Journals and Letters

Greek Epigrams.

Ad. Felicem. Lines in Alcaic metre on the 20 May 1898 Horation model.

Lines in Latin elegiacs.

An address in Greek elegiacs.

Comment in Greek prose. On the joy of getting something for nothing.

Lines in Latin elegiacs. Light and darkness, sleep and waking, joy and pain: variability is the only constant. A Wordsworthian address to Nature.

Lines in Latin elegiacs. Light and darkness, sleep and waking, joy and pain: variability is the only constant.

Compositions in Greek and Latin

Various advertisements, into Latin and Greek Original and translation.

Satirical conversation between Sir Joseph Cook and Mr. Hughes (the P.M,), as suggested by the Sydney Sun, into Greek Original and translation.

Unidentified prose passage, into Latin Opening words, "the all-pervading influence of the Supreme Being".

Extract from Oedipus, play by John Dryden, Act III, Sc. i, into Greek Original and translation

Extract from unidentified tragedy, into Greek.

Extract from unidentified tragedy, into Greek.

Extract from unidentified drama in blank verse, into Greek.

Extract from the Cenci, play bu P.B. Shelly, Act 1, Sc III, 11, 145-159, into Greek.

Dramatic extracts, party from Shakespeare's King Lear, Act1, Sc 1. Translation.

Ecelesiasticus I, 1-10.

Unidentified pastoral poem.

Ae fond kiss, and then..... , poem by Burns.