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

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 -