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1.	2 offertory songs for contratlo [sic] or baritone	Sacred songs (Low voice) with piano; Music by women composers;	Title from cover. For voice (contralto or baritone) and piano. 1. The dove of peace (a wish) -- 2. My spirit rests (a prayer)	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

2.	A Borgia relic [manuscript]	Women authors; Manuscripts--Fiction;	Holograph signed. Includes a continuation of leaf 2. The Kents, a couple of multi-millionaires, experience turmoil over a knife purported to have belonged to the Borgias and have a poison edge.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

3.	A literary family [manuscript]: comedy in one act, domestic in character & requiring one half hour to act	Women authors; Manuscripts--Comedy;	Mrs. Leterghoeniway wants to write. Aunt Dab is interested in ordering groceries. "Willie Wibbles comes to nibble." Joe wants to write. Willie is a newspaper reporter. Eventually Mrs. L. wins 1000 in gold...	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

4.	A merry life : bass solo	Songs (Low voice) with piano; Music by women composers;	Title from cover. For voice (bass) and piano.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

5.	A play entitled The literary club [manuscript]	Manuscripts--Play;	A man's embarrassment at his disheveled appearance when coming into view of a women's club gathering.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

6.	A program in honor of the Shakespeare Tercentenary presented by the Runcie Club April 25, 1916, St. Joseph, Mo.	Women --Societies and clubs.	Songs, plays from Shakespeare's works were performed. Music composed by Ellinor Dale Runcie.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

7.	A series of letters from Mabie from Fall 1908 about his ability to read and critique Runcie's book	Women authors--correspondence	One of the various materials from publishers collected by Constance Runcie.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

8.	A talented woman at home [manuscript]	Women authors --Biography	A biography of Constance F. Runcie, "a woman of whom St. Joseph people have just cause to feel proud." Includes extensive discussion of her ancestral background.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

9.	A tragedy [manuscript]		A poem about a man and woman who are in love but the woman is married. They know that they must stay apart, but the parting is like death.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

10.	A truth [manuscript]		A poem about artists and their duty to convey the truth (such as of God or of light) through their work.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

11.	A young girl's soul [manuscript]		Holograph signed. A young woman questions the laws of the Catholic Church; during a period of repentance, she almost dies and sets fire to a statue of the Virgin. After being persuaded to return to the...	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

12.	[Address to the General Federation of Women's Clubs]		Holograph. Leaves numbered 1, 2, 2, 3, 5, [unnumbered]. Unnumbered leaf is another draft of second leaf 2. Address to the federation on the 50th anniversary of Runcie's founding of the Minerva Club. An...	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

13.	Almost [manuscript]		An appreciation for the gift of poetry. This is a poem about a poet's insight, the gift of words as something close to Heaven. She'd rather have this gift than the jewels other women ask for.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

14.	And in my words I put my heart [manuscript]		Appreciation for her friends on her seventieth birthday.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

15.	[Animal and den] [art original]		Donated to the MWSC Library as a result of the Women Writers Along the River Project, an effort to locate and compile the writings of women in a ten-county area of Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas...	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

16.	Animated waxworks [manuscript]		Holograph. Mechanical wax statues of President Theodore Roosevelt and others are put on display for a patriotic show, but the waxworks go haywire.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

17.	Are you not sorry old Frou-Frou is dead? [manuscript]		On the death of a cat? Lighthearted.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

18.	[Articulate sounds] [manuscript]	English language -- Grammar -- Theory, etc.	The subject is language and verbal and nonverbal communication. Runcie examines the purpose of speech, also the difficulties, the innate ability to speak, etc. She breaks down the parts of speech, and...	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

19.	As a man thinketh [manuscript] : a novel		On the verge of Alice and Fitzgerald's wedding, he is in turmoil.	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;

20.	[Attitude toward God] [manuscript]	God -- Worship and love	Her attitude toward God	Constance Fauntleroy Runcie Collection;