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24 Bram Stoker published perceive D
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26 Bram Stoker Arthur placed the po
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28 Bram Stoker Van Helsing to Lucy
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30 Bram Stoker how spontaneous and
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32 Bram Stoker they are avoiding se
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34 Bram Stoker of castration to all
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36 Bram Stoker 15. Richardson, p. 4
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38 Allen Ginsberg exuberant tone, l
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40 Allen Ginsberg Most people who c
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42 Allen Ginsberg “negro streets
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44 Allen Ginsberg Loafe with me on
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46 Allen Ginsberg Following the cha
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48 Allen Ginsberg in music and lite
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Julius Caesar 53 suggest how his ex
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Julius Caesar 55 not, Cassius; yet
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Julius Caesar 57 Caesar: Thou, too,
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Julius Caesar 59 attach crucial imp
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Julius Caesar 63 III Peter Gay note
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Julius Caesar 65 labour” (96). On
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Julius Caesar 67 effect suggestive
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Julius Caesar 69 “the phenomenon
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Julius Caesar 71 NOTES 1. In Moses
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Julius Caesar 75 Lacan, Jacques. É
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78 D.H. Lawrence In letters written
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80 D.H. Lawrence as the only means
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82 D.H. Lawrence what is left of th
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84 D.H. Lawrence Chapter XVI of Lad
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86 D.H. Lawrence the oppressive Sir
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88 D.H. Lawrence grew increasingly
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90 D.H. Lawrence Ford, Kermode, Cla
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92 Vladimir Nabokov upon subject ma
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94 Vladimir Nabokov and discrete wh
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96 Vladimir Nabokov imagination. Wh
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98 Vladimir Nabokov that the point
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100 William Golding show how an aut
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102 William Golding wavers between
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104 William Golding was the protect
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106 William Golding Already he has
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108 William Golding or intuition of
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110 William Golding Jack keeps his
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112 William Golding 3. Ibid. 4. Joh
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114 Geoffrey Chaucer Chaucer himsel
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116 Geoffrey Chaucer is indeed a
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118 Geoffrey Chaucer [B&G 510]. The
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120 Geoffrey Chaucer fashionable dr
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122 Geoffrey Chaucer the three male
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124 Gwendolyn Brooks baby tears and
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126 Gwendolyn Brooks mother-eye”
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128 Gwendolyn Brooks corner “tave
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130 Gwendolyn Brooks of the aborted
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132 Gwendolyn Brooks Johnson, Barba
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134 Eugene O’Neill Sophocles’ O
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136 Eugene O’Neill are themselves
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138 Eugene O’Neill even extending
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140 Eugene O’Neill to provoke cha
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142 Eugene O’Neill to defeat the
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144 Sophocles the dialogue is a cop
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146 Sophocles in himself. “The sh
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148 Oscar Wilde breaking out it sho
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150 Oscar Wilde Dorian is described
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152 Oscar Wilde death: “So I have
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154 Oscar Wilde disillusionment, an
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156 Oscar Wilde WORKS CITED Behrend
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158 The Poetry and Prose of Sylvia
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166 William Faulkner on the grounds
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168 William Faulkner imprecation an
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170 William Faulkner life-long remi
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172 William Faulkner degree of accu
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174 William Faulkner an equally pha
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176 William Faulkner [It] abounded
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178 Philip Roth and possible death
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180 Philip Roth of one conversation
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182 Philip Roth physically. At one
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184 Philip Roth for many years, see
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186 Philip Roth many ways, the irri
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The Satanic Verses 193 a meditation
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The Satanic Verses 195 It is easy t
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The Satanic Verses 197 WORKS CITED
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200 The Poetry of Anne Sexton himse
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202 The Poetry of Anne Sexton proph
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204 The Poetry of Anne Sexton ANNE
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206 The Poetry of Anne Sexton home.
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Page 281 and 282: 264 Index Evans, Robert C. on “Th
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Page 287 and 288: 270 Index patricide and Freud, xvi,
Page 289 and 290: 272 Index Norman Cowan in, 179-180,
Page 291 and 292: 274 Index Angel Clare in, 228-231,
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