1 Death and the Lighthouses (1 January 2001)

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2 “This labyrinth into which <strong>the</strong>se unpolitick have brought us” (1 April <strong>2001</strong>)
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Page 87 and 88: Neil K. Henderson 1 THE METAPHYSICA
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chimpanzees, never advanced further
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to look like a cross between the Th
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For Brian McHale in , 7 however, ha
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... glittering receptions by Irish
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sexual-political argument than Jame
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But the timing went wrong and the t
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‘primary text’ is seen as compr
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debates, radio spin-offs, pavement
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Ty Rey Having fought like dogs agai
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affair, in the hopes that the haggi
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a report from Reuters detailing the
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Czarina’s death and the President
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April twentieth was the only day of
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that constitute the Allied powers
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when the Allies ask, dear Jodl, do
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abusive, bitter man, but from him I
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themselves right. This is, without
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portable blackboard had been moved
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“Well then, Stumpfegger, I shall
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kneeling down in front of her and r
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“If we are to go, surely we must
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for the most foolish ends; then con
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Note 9, Page 52 “Each began to re
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Note 14, Page 59 The particulars ar
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husbands he declaimed against the f
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converted to the purpose of filthy
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“The Cloak, I believe, was rather
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Betta Splendens Neil K. Henderson,
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5 A Herd of Cattell (1 January 2002
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What wank! It's bloody Rudolf and j
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And if I wake and feel like a cigar
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Beltless gutless dunce! Sewage waft
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Elizabeth Married an oaf And lost h
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I couldn't get the fucking motor st
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Creator of all I think and know, Up
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Meantersay, what oi mean is, frinst
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Sylvia Plath Is a pain in the arth
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If life is imitating them Imitating
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“Feminization” (Abstract noun)
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She gets her nipple caught inside h
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Murmuring fountain. Cool of evening
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In the room the women come and go T
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Inflated on the nation’s lawns sh
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