"There are two Ripenings" By Emily Dickinson. Edited and marked up by Lara Vetter.

This poem is available only for demonstration purposes. It was created as part of a research project to experiment with ways of displaying multiple witnesses of a TEI-encoded poem using XML, XSLT and JavaScript.

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See Witness List.

Test document for versioning machine project. Marked-up collation of all three versions: A 456, A Tr60a, H 47. Note that I have removed issue of transcription by another hand in order to better demonstrate method.

DTD constructed from TEI prose base with tagsets for linking, figures, analysis, transcr, textcrit.
A 456, version sent to unknown recipient. A Tr60a, version transcribed by Todd and sent to Anthon H 47, Fascicle 14
There are two Ripenings - one - One - one of sight - Sight - whose Forces sight Whose forces Spheric spheric spheric + round wind wind, Until the Velvet velvet product Product Drops Drop, Drop spicy spicy, to the Ground - ground - Ground - A homelier Homelier - maturing - A process Process in the Bur - Bur. That + Which teeth Teeth of Frosts of Frosts, alone Frosts alone disclose disclose - In + In On far + still October Air. Air - + far - + that Teeth+ on far -