Two manuscripts enclosed.
While recuperating from the traumatic and harrowing experience, Dr. Singh wrote two manuscripts that remain unpublished.
As a young woman Ms. Konigsburg submitted two manuscripts to Ms. Karl, who published both in 1967.
Delighted to encounter a properly qualified admirer of his art, Cosey set about explaining certain technical difficulties he had found himself up against in forging the two manuscripts.
The exhibition also brings together for the first time archival documents referring to the painting throughout history and two manuscripts by Leonardo on the science of painting.
They are Codex Usserianus Primus, now a treasure of Trinity College, Dublin, and two manuscripts preserved in the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan, known as Codex Ambrosianus C.26 sup.
He brought with him two manuscripts, a memoir called Bobbie, and a book about the penal system titled Looking Outward; the latter was finally published after much legal wrangling in 2014.
Although the two women met during their lives – Margery Kempe visited Julian of Norwich in her anchorite cell for advice on her visions – the two manuscripts have never been shown together.
Nevertheless, apart from a half-hearted offer of his services as a writer and the donation of two manuscripts illustrated by him to Red Cross sales in July 1940 and October 1942, he made no real effort to become involved.
While Trofim writes two manuscripts – one for the censor and one to be smuggled abroad – Leo scribbles his own book about Bucharest, "The City of Lost Walks", a travel guide to a storied city disappearing under triumphalist party architecture.
(Updike, who threw away at least two manuscripts before publishing The Poorhouse Fair, generously though perhaps disingenuously suggested that Kermode's "inability to write a novel" should be ascribed to "a deficiency of presumption … rather than of any other qualities").
