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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SAMUEL BECKETT'S DUBLIN, by DONALD DAVIE Poet's Biography First Line: When it is cold it stinks, and not till then Last Line: Who barely living therefore altogether %live till they die; and sweetly smell till then Subject(s): Beckett, Samuel (1906-1989); Dublin, Ireland | |||
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