One characteristic of his early papers should not pass unnoticed.

I wish I could find it, but the confusion of time has scattered and mixed these early papers.

The loss of his early papers prevents my being able to give any of the poetry of his boyhood.

His early papers on Goethe and Burns, published more than forty years ago, made something like an epoch in English criticism.

A large part of the interest attaching to these early papers lies in their acute characterization of the diplomatists with whom he had to deal.

Stephen Early Papers, Franklin D. Roosevelt Library