WITH MUTED STRINGS (poem) by Paul Verlaine

Translated from the French by Aleister Crowley

Vanity Fair (USA) pg.46, October 1915

see - COLLOQUE SENTIMENTAL

WIZARD WAY, THE, To J.F.C.Fuller

The Winged Beetle pg.24 HB, 1910

In the Continuum Vol.I No.4 pg.1, 1974

The Equinox Vol.I:1 pg.37 HB, 1978

Selected Poems, Alberta, Canada, 1988

Note: Crowley, this was "written while I was living at Coram Street unless I err. I'm pretty sure. This was after my return from Morocco with the Earl of Tankerville. About October - December, 1907."

WOMAN

see - TWO SONGS OF THE CRUSADERS

WOODCRAFT (poem)

Gargoyles pg.31 PB, 1906

The Collected Works Vol.III pg.89 PB, 1907

WOODCUTTER, THE (story)

The Equinox Vol.I:8 pg.79 HB, 1978

Note: Crowley, "the hero of 'The Woodcutter' is a forester who 'chops to live and lives to chop'."

WOODLAND IDYLL, A (poem) from Mysteries.

Jephthah pg.183 HB, 1899

The Collected Works Vol.I pg.117 PB, 1905

WORKS FROM THE ENGLISH REVIEW Part I.

Morton Press, East Morton, York, pamphlet, 100 numbered copies, 1976

Note: This pamphlet includes, Chants Before Battle, On the Edge of the Desert and To America.

WORKS FROM THE ENGLISH REVIEW Part II.

Morton Press, East Morton, York, pamphlet, 100 numbered copies, 1976

Note: This pamphlet includes The Stratagem. Although stated in the back of these pamphlets, that

Morton Press also released The City of God, Wake World and Art in America, they were never

released.

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