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D1453 - Monica Peveril Turnbull of Sandy Brook Hall, Ashbourne (1878-1901), poet - 1886-1925
- 1 - Manuscript poems, translations and essays - 1896-1901
  - 1 - Bundle with label reading 'Original Poems in her own writing' - (pre 1901)

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D1453/1/1/8
Title	Various, pinned together
Date	(pre 1901)
Description	Untitled ('I heard a song at evening'); From the German ('Two chambers hath the heart'); Post Mortem ('Love long is dead'); Song ('Oh think not at the noon day'); After Death ('With parted lips and wreathed head'); Ballad ('When at last thou hast gone evermore from my sight')
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Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Monica Peveril Turnbull of Sandy Brook Hall, Ashbourne (1878-1901), poet
Term	Poetry

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