22   AGES AND AGES HENCE

1. Interview with William Meredith.

2. Interview with Gore Vidal.

3. Interview with Hyde Cox.

4. “Frost’s Poem Wins Hearts at Inaugural,” Washington Post (January 21, 1961), 8.

5. Thompson and Winnick, The Later Years, 283.

6. Interview with Harold Curtiss.

7. Interview with Victor Reichert.

8. Thompson notes. DCL.

9. Frost notebooks, 1955. DCL.

10. Thompson notes. DCL.

11. Thompson notes. DCL.

12. Interview with Jack A. W. Hagstrom.

13. SL, 585.

14. Interview with Reginald L. Cook.

15. Reginald L. Cook, Robert Frost: A Living Voice, 192.

16. Monteiro, 52.

17. Reginald L. Cook, Robert Frost: A Living Voice, 132–33.

18. Richard Wilbur, “Poems That Soar and Sing and Charm,” New York Herald Tribune (March 25, 1962), 3.

19. John Ciardi, “Robert Frost: American Bard,” Saturday Review of Literature (March 24, 1962), 16.

20. Interview with Robert Penn Warren.

21. Interview with Alastair Reid, November 5, 1997.

22. SL, 589.

23. F. D. Reeve, Robert Frost in Russia (Boston: Atlantic–Little, Brown, 1964), 3–4.

24. See Afterword: Frost and His Biographers.

25. Reeve, 14.

26. Reeve, 20.

27. Reeve, 26.

28. Reeve, 50–51.

29. Reeve, 63.

30. Reeve, 69–70.

31. Reeve, 81.

32. Reeve, 111.

33. Reeve, 112.

34. Reeve, 113–14.

35. Reeve, 114–15.

36. Reeve, 116.

37. Reeve, 117.

38. Reeve, 119.

39. Lathem, Interviews, 291.

40. Reeve, 120.

41. Frost’s speech is reprinted in National Poetry Festival, Held in the Library of Congress, October 22–24, 1962 (Library of Congress, Washington, 1964), 228–59. Also quoted by Thompson and Winnick, 328.

42. Peter J. Stanlis interview.

43. This talk was published as “Robert Frost on ‘Extravagance,’” in the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine (March 1963), 21–24.

44. Recorded by Anne Morrison Gentry. Quoted by Thompson and Winnick, 343.

45. SL, 596.