We have at least a few poems that appear the table of contents for both books. The ones I have spotted are:
"in the,exquisite;"
"Paris;this April sunset completely utters"
"little ladies more"
i was sitting in mcsorley’s outside it was New York and beauti-
Dick Mid’s large bluish face without eyebrows
the waddling
ta
Since we do not have an original first edition of "&," our table of contents for that book was drawn from another source. It's possible that it is inaccurate and introducing the redundancy. We know that the tables have been changed in subsequent through the years. It's also possible the poems were printed twice and everything is historically accurate.
Until we can solve the riddle by fixing #127 and acquiring a first edition of "&," the poems will be duplicated and included in both books.
We have at least a few poems that appear the table of contents for both books. The ones I have spotted are:
Since we do not have an original first edition of "&," our table of contents for that book was drawn from another source. It's possible that it is inaccurate and introducing the redundancy. We know that the tables have been changed in subsequent through the years. It's also possible the poems were printed twice and everything is historically accurate.
Until we can solve the riddle by fixing #127 and acquiring a first edition of "&," the poems will be duplicated and included in both books.