The Yale Literary Magazine, Bind 138,Oplag 1Yale Literary Society, 1969 |
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... tions . " " I think he knew English . " He doubted it . " We were talking French . " I asked him how he decided to write poems in French . He said that after Prufrock and be- fore Gerontion , he thought he couldn't write poems . Ever ...
... tions . " " I think he knew English . " He doubted it . " We were talking French . " I asked him how he decided to write poems in French . He said that after Prufrock and be- fore Gerontion , he thought he couldn't write poems . Ever ...
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... tions about the younger generation . " At the most , " he said , " I reach those who are now in their forties . " " What I emphasize to them , " I said , " is to take care of their language . Unfortunately , the Greek language is ...
... tions about the younger generation . " At the most , " he said , " I reach those who are now in their forties . " " What I emphasize to them , " I said , " is to take care of their language . Unfortunately , the Greek language is ...
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