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Jon.nine Wrote: May 09, 2012 2:36 AM
If I had an editor the second sentence would not have survived in tack. Put simply, the stanza struck me. I doubt it is famous, and that Eliot wrote greater verse. And what was playful at the time didn't stand the test. Oh, well. Besides, the quote stands for itself.
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