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Translation of N. M. Rashed's "Darīche ke pās". Paper is thinner and less opaque than standard. Carries corrections and suggestions in pencil. In particular, large section at the end is marked "Change". Watermark: Eaton's Corrasable Bond.

Translation of N. M. Rashed's "Ta'āruf". Paper is thinner and less opaque than standard. Carries corrections and suggestions in pencil. Watermark: Eaton's Corrasable Bond.

Translation of N. M. Rashed's "Ek aur shahr".

Letter sent by N. M. Rashed to Carlo Coppola regarding the issue of the journal Mahfil on Rashed, which Coppola has sent to Rashed. Rashed lauds the issue and points out some deviations in the translated poems published therein.

Draft of Persian poems by Yadollah Royaee, compiled by N. M. Rashed. Includes Bar jāddahā-yi tahī, Shi'r-hā-yi daryā'ī, Dil-tangī-hā, Pā'īz-i sabz, Ashk-am rā. Includes a few repeated words, presumably typing errors, typed over with a sequence of the…

Draft of Persian poems by Mohammad-Ali Sepanlou, compiled by N. M. Rashed. Includes Tarānah-yi Kāshmar, Az marz-hā-yi bad, 'Ajab gharīb-am man. Contains one word, presumably a typing error, typed over with a sequence of the Arabic character ة and a…

Draft of Persian poems by Sohrab Sepehri, compiled by N. M. Rashed. Includes Junbish-i vāzhah-yi zīst, Hamīshah, Āb, Shab. Contains a few words, presumably typing errors, typed over with a sequence of the Arabic character ة.

Junbish-i vāzhah-yi…

Draft of Persian poems by Mohammad Reza Shafiei-Kadkani (pen-name indicated as Mīm Sereshk), compiled by N. M. Rashed. Includes Mazāmīr-i gul-i dāvūdī, Āvāz-i bīgānah, Gulhā-yi zindān. Contains one word, presumably a typing error, typed over with a…

Draft of Persian poems by Esmail Shahroudi, compiled by N. M. Rashed. Includes Ābī rang, Bāghistān-i sabz Pā dar rikāb. Contains a handwritten note stating the author's pen name as well as the title of his book, Āyandah.

Ābī rang: Contains a…

Draft of Persian poems by Ahmad Shamlu, compiled by N. M. Rashed. Includes: Takrār, Āidā dar ā'inah, Man marg rā, Ihsās, Mih. Contains handwritten notes and edits in pen and red ink.

Takrār: The author's name and pen name (Bamdad) are written in red…