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Ornament on verso of Table of Contents, centred on a blank page. The image shows a butterfly, whose wings are decorated with stars and hearts, emerging from a chrysalis of flames. Charles Ricketts's initials appear in a small box below the image.

Three-part essay that interprets individual and cultural evolution and the influence of the east on the west.

1) A Year and a Day; 2) A Coincidence

single 9-line stanza

Dermot destroys Murchard O’Byrne, King of Tir-Cullen of Ireland, 25 Nov 1133, and 17 other rivals

3 silhouetted doves, each with a spade-shaped leaf in its beak, fly upwards toward the top left corner

Two verses of three lines each