A query related to Jonathan Morse's unrelated query: is _Spring and All_ availiable on-line? I've checked Bartleby and Project Gutenburg and it's in neither of those. Seems like there should be a whole slew of texts from the early 20's that should now be on-line, since the copyright has expired. Jonathan Morse wrote: > Thanks, Garrick Davis, for that interesting compilation of Randall > Jarrell's thoughts about pound. > > And an unrelated query: is Eliot's essay "_Ulysses_, Order, and Myth" > legally available online? I'd like to make it available on my Web page for > a class, but I've searched without success. On the other hand, at > > http://www.bartleby.com/index.html > > you'll find all of _The Sacred Wood_, plus a collection of > early-20th-century poetry anthologies that'll show you what Pound was up > against, plus much else of interest. > > More: at > > http://www.latimes.com/news/nation/20000115/t000004712.html > > you'll find an article about the now forgotten Thomas Wolfe which says in > passing that William Carlos Williams' reputation is fading too. Say it > ain't so! > > Jonathan Morse