Hi, Since my last query was answered so quickly and helpfully (thanks, Tim) I thought I'd try another. At the back of Collected Early Poems (Faber edtn.) there is a section called Poems from Miscellaneous Manuscripts. There are no dates or records of publication for these (presumably this explains the designation of miscellaneous). Does any one who has had access to the manuscripts have any educated guesses as to the dates/places of composition (specific or approximate) of "'It's a shame'--With apologies to the Modern Celtic School" and/or "The Logical Conclusion." Secondly,can anyone remind me where Pound talks about Gaudier-Brzeska mishearing the first line of "Sestina:Altaforte" as 'All this our south stinks piss?' Any thoughts appreciated, thanks, Jon _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com