[Vwoolf] Published texts of the typescript version of "Time Passes"?

[Edward Mendelson]

Another question for this knowledgeable group. As far as I can tell, the 
November 1926 typescript of "Times Passes" (prepared for translation 
into French) has been printed only twice: once in James M. Haule's essay 
in//"Twentieth Century Literature," Autumn 1983, and again in Susan 
Dick's 1992 edition. Both transcripts have markup indicating deletions, 
insertions, etc. And, of course, scanned images and exact transcriptions 
are on https://urldefense.com/v3/__http://woolfonline.com__;!!KGKeukY!zHFJpEIMUkuBnDxp4L6yNQXPMcClhpqcD4us8BnLqPp0Oy0zI-Y3EZshNmk9jwwoklP-TJvqsWSgIvM3LRoAvIOgTqrpyimPo8A$ .

Is the full text available anywhere else? Excerpts are in Margaret 
Homans' Norton Critical Edition of "To the Lighthouse," but I haven't 
found the full text anywhere except in those two printings. Am I missing 
something obvious?

Again, warmest thanks for any information.
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