[Christopher Fry: 'The Dark is Light Enough', Corrected Proofs.] Revise Proofs of the first edition of 'The Dark is Light Enough' (Oxford University Press), with Autograph Emendations.

103pp, 8vo. Revises of the text of the play (and not the prelims) in unbound signatures. In fair condition, lightly aged. Red ink stamp at foot of pp.1 and 40: '15 APR 1954 | REVISE'. Numerous autograph emendations, nearly all minor and relating to accidentals, but with five verbal changes, of which the following two are the most significant. Printed on p.9: 'KASSEL. Well, Bella, does she seem to be in trouble? | BELLA. She says the only trouble is us who trouble ourselves.' amended in autograph to 'KASSEL. Well, Bella, where has she been/ | BELLA. She says she isn't at all certain because everywhere is so alike in the snow.' And printed on p.4: 'Eeleeleeop, | Eeleeleeoop, or Eeleeleeism.' amended in autograph to 'Eeleeleeology, | Eeleeleeology, or Eeleeleeology,'. From the Christopher Fry papers. The British Library appears not to possess a copy of this play earlier than the third impression.