Url
	https://exhibits.library.jhu.edu/omeka-s/s/symonds-library/item/2033
Title
	Leaves of Grass
Creator
	Walt Whitman
Publisher
	Boston: Thayer and Eldridge, year 85 of the States.
Contributor
	MN
Source
	Memoirs, p. 281, footnote 6
 "From the ‘Calamus’ cluster in Leaves of Grass (1860–61 edition) by Walt Whitman: ‘I meant that you should discover me so, by my faint | indirections.’ Later editions title this poem ‘Among the Multitude’. Richard F. Giles has identified marginalia in Symonds’s personal copy of the 1860–61 Leaves of Grass. Next to this line Symonds writes: ‘This is the true method wh I have failed in.’ See ‘Symonds’s Annotations in the 1860 Leaves of Grass’, Walt Whitman Review, supplement ‘Leaves of Grass at 125’ (1980), 21–36." 
	Memoirs, p. 368
"While thus engaged, and very early after the commencement of my cycle, I came across W. Whitman’s Leaves of Grass."
	Memoirs, p. 467
 "I find it difficult to speak about Leaves of Grass without exaggeration."
Date Issued
	1860-1861.
Bibliographic Citation
	George Peabody Library, Non-Circ
811 W615L 1860-61 c. 1

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