Also verified executed from the Dec-1994 list: the "myth of hairy woman" (ms 764) and the Roberval story (ms 529-32)…

This is material that was cut: present in a draft, absent from the published novel.

In the manuscript. Typed entries: "Cut myth of hairy woman and story of Steeply's father's MASH addiction." (764 — the MASH half was REFUSED and survives, see diff-dec94-cut-list-survivals); "524 Courses taught by ETA prorectors. Cut Roberval story, 529-32."; "643 Lyle's story of wise old bee: cut."; "808 Ennett House talk with vegetable woman listening. Cut." (green "Yes," clear mark) Michael Pietsch's December 1994 second-read letter

In the published book. This material does not appear in the published book. Roberval's only print trace = a passing name in the early-Québec history passage (scene 70 area, pp. 307–312)

Evidence. Independently corroborated.

Further notes. The 643/808 witnesses show those two Moore-inventory items were still in MS-1994 — they fell in the 1994–95 round this list opens, not in 1993–94 attrition. Moore's "Marguerite/Isle of Demons anecdote (from Parkman, source of AFR names)" is plausibly the same material as 524's "Roberval story" (Marguerite de La Rocque was marooned by Roberval) — plausible identity, NOT asserted. Print retains thematically-adjacent catatonic-listener material only as the White Flag speaker's foster-home "It" testimonial (scene 76, pp. 367–375) — different device and locale; relocation not asserted. Likely-cut-but-UNVERIFIED items from the same list stay out of this block pending the physical-book queue: 639 "neorealism fraud" (0 print phrase-hits), 704 cyanotic-Quik deaths in Mario's film (1 ambient "cyanotic" hit, unadjudicated), 542 hillside-through-night extent, fn 108b letters fate, 1487 CT's-parents story, and the rest — none asserted as cut here.