The Yale Literary Magazine, Volume 138, Issue 1Yale Literary Society, 1969 |
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... wrote poems too ? " " He said it with good humor ; he laughed . ( .... ) I asked him how he wrote The Waste Land . " I was ill , and the doctors recommended rest . I went to Mergate . " He smiled . " In the mid- dle of November ! I wrote ...
... wrote poems too ? " " He said it with good humor ; he laughed . ( .... ) I asked him how he wrote The Waste Land . " I was ill , and the doctors recommended rest . I went to Mergate . " He smiled . " In the mid- dle of November ! I wrote ...
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... wrote The King of Assine . Two years endeavor . Abandonment . Then , one night , the poem was done . I didn't even have my old notes in front of me . Just the desire to fill two white typographical pages was spurring me on . 99 " A very ...
... wrote The King of Assine . Two years endeavor . Abandonment . Then , one night , the poem was done . I didn't even have my old notes in front of me . Just the desire to fill two white typographical pages was spurring me on . 99 " A very ...
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