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[T. W. Rolleston, Irish poet.] Holograph of his poem 'Night' (first line: 'When the time comes for me to die'), headed with his signature and a few words in Gaelic script.

Author: 
T. W. Rolleston [Thomas William Hazen Rolleston] (1857-1920), Irish poet
Publication details: 
Without date or place.
£165.00

1p., 4to. On a leaf removed from an autograph album, under the date 'MAY 1', and within a red and green decorative border. The poem consists of sixteen lines in four stanzas, the first stanza reading: 'When the time comes for me to die, | To morrow - or some other day - | If God should bid me make reply: | "What wilt thou?" - I shall say,'. (In the published version 'What wilt thou?' reads 'What woud'st thou?') On the reverse of the leaf is a text and signature by an "Ethel Mengens".

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