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standing as a poet and prominent intellectual in her own right. Female objectification is explored in "HER", where she writes of "a classic dilemma for woman: the necessity to choose between being a muse to another or being an artist oneself". Although Pound was a lifelong champion, a number of other early Imagists, including Aldington and Lawrence, attempted to diminish her importance and consign her to a minor role. Similarly, while her mid-period poems and writings explore

1138:, consisting of the title poem (1961), "Sagesse" (1957), and "Winter Love" (1959). During her lifetime, her later poems, novels, and numerous translations of classical works were rarely studied or taught, and only her early poems, "Oread" and "Heat", appeared in anthologies. For decades, her reputation was as an Imagist who peaked in the 1920s; a consignment the literary critic Susan Friedman believes placed H.D. as "a captive and in prison". In 1972, 821: 564: 4678: 505:, which was founded that year. In the January 1913 issue, three of her poems were published, "Hermes of the Ways", which Pound described as "this is poetry" after reading, "Priapus: Keeper of Orchards", later renamed "Orchard", and "Epigram". Three poems by Aldington were also published in the issue. These early poems are informed by her reading of 911: 636:, and the two began a relationship. Bryher was several years younger than H.D., a lesbian, and equally non-conformist. Both women were unusually tall, a fact that made H.D. self-conscious. The two lived together on and off until 1950. Both had numerous other partners, but Bryher was H.D.'s lover for the rest of her life. Bryher entered a 897:

H.D.'s relationship with Bryher ended just after the war, although they remained in contact. She moved to Switzerland where she had a severe mental breakdown in the spring of 1946 and took refuge in a clinic until the autumn of that year. She lived in Switzerland for the rest of her life. In the late

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as a teenager in 1901. Pound became a lifelong friend and played a formative role in her development as a writer. In 1905, Pound and H.D. began an on-and-off relationship which included at least two engagements. Although his parents were in favor of the relationship, her parents strongly objected. In

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Although the critic Linda Wagner wrote in 1969 that one of the "ironies of contemporary literature that H.D. is remembered chiefly for her Imagist work given that few contemporary writers have written so much in their maturity"; her reappraisal only began in the 1970s and 1980s. This coincided with

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described her as "physically fragile-looking in a traditionally feminine way". H.D. understood the danger of objectification, particularly as the only woman in a group of men in her circle. She worried about being perceived merely as their private muse, which she feared affected her public image and

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While H.D. wrote in a wide range of genres and modes over her career, during her lifetime she was known almost exclusively for her early Imagist poems. Following a reappraisal by feminist critics in the 1970s and 1980s, the significance of her late long poems and prose works was increasingly

614:, a friend of Lawrence. She became pregnant with Gray's child, but by the time she realized she was expecting, the relationship had cooled and Gray had returned to London. H.D. learned that her father died, having never recovered from Gilbert's death. Despondent and sick with the 547:, an English poet, labeled H.D. the "truest Imagist" but dismissed her early work as "petty poetry", denoting "either poverty of imagination or needlessly excessive restraint". In contrast, a 1927 review by the British modernist author and critic 479:

During a 1912 conversation with Pound, H.D. told him that she found "Hilda Doolittle" to be an old fashioned and "quaint" name; he suggested the signature H.D., an abbreviation she kept for the remainder of her career. After he "scrawled the name

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termed a "menagerie of three". Bryher adopted H.D.'s daughter, Perdita, while still married Macpherson: leading to the change of name to Perdita Macpherson. Later, Bryher named Perdita as heir to her will. They moved to the shores of

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between 1904 and 1906. After years of friendship, H.D. became engaged to Pound and followed him to London in 1911, where he championed her work. Their relationship soon fell apart, however, and H.D. instead married the Imagist poet

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H.D. was aware early on that both the strictures of Imagism and Pound's controlling temperament would constrain her creative voice, and by the mid-1920s her work had developed beyond Imagism. In 1990, the feminist scholar

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In May 1911, H.D. traveled to London on a vacation with Gregg and Gregg's mother; Gregg returned home, but H.D. stayed to develop a career as a writer. Pound introduced her to his friends, including English writer

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left her feeling shattered; she lost her brother in action, her father died in reaction to the loss of his son, her husband was traumatized by combat, and she believed that the shock at hearing of the sinking the

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forms, and the removal of unnecessary verbiage. Pound, H.D. and Aldington became known as the "three original Imagists" and published a three-point manifesto proclaiming the edicts of Imagism. According to Pound:

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and her relocation to Egypt. The poem reconstructs the source material into a feminist reinterpretation, and has thus been described as "exploring ... ... concluding" the themes as her earlier work.

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indirectly caused the miscarriage of her child. H.D. undertook two series of analysis with Freud from March to May 1933 and from October to November 1934. At Freud's suggestion, H.D. wrote

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as based on only the work of male writers, and gradually restored H.D. to a more significant position in the movement. In 1990, Hughes wrote that H.D.'s mid-century poems, like those of

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scholars. Specifically, critics such as Friedman (1981), Janice Robertson (1982) and Rachel DuPlessis (1986) began to challenge the standard view of English-language literary

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motifs drew international attention. Eventually distancing herself from the Imagist movement, she experimented with a wider variety of forms, including fiction, memoir, and

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Wolle), was a member of the Moravian brotherhood. Hilda was one of six children, and had five brothers. When her father was appointed professor of astronomy at the

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wrote of her deep appreciation for H.D., particularly for her long poems on mystical themes, writing that H.D. "showed the way to penetrate mystery, to

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During her career, H.D. wrote a large number of works in a variety of styles and formats. They evolved from lyrics written in the 1910s, such as

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Hughes, Gertrude Reif (September 1990). "Making It Really New: Hilda Doolittle, Gwendolyn Brooks, and the Feminist Potential of Modern Poetry".

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H.D.'s fictional and nonfictional prose writings are difficult to distinguish with much certainty. Her novels and short stories are often

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and classical poets, from her earliest Imagist lyrics which depicted natural landscapes using Hellenistic motifs, to her 1950s long poem

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darkness, mystery, so that it is experienced". Her influence is not limited to female poets; many male writers and poets, including

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She returned to the U.S. in 1960, when she was the first woman to be recognized with the Award of Merit Medal for poetry from the

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in Philadelphia, and graduated in 1905. She delivered a commencement address, titled "The Poet's Influence". She enrolled at

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Willis, Elizabeth (Spring 2007). "A Public History of the Dividing Line: H. D., the Bomb, and the Roots of the Postmodern".

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Kammer, Jeanne (1979). "The Art of Silence and the Forms of Women's Poetry"". In Gilbert, Sandra M.; Gubar, Susan (eds.).

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Poetry and novella cycles are a feature of H.D.'s early 1920s writing. The first, "Magna Graeca", consists of the poems

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to restate the material of the memoir in poetic form. At one time, H.D. considered appending this poem as a coda to

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Friedman, Susan (March 1975). "Who Buried H. D.? A Poet, Her Critics, and Her Place in "The Literary Tradition"".

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In 1918, H.D.'s brother Gilbert was killed in action. She moved to Cornwall that March with the Scottish composer

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Walton, Jean (Winter 1997). "'Nightmare of the Uncoordinated White-Folk': Race, Psychoanalysis, and Borderline".

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Keenaghan, Eric (Summer 2005). "Vulnerable Households: Cold War Containment and Robert Duncan's Queered Nation".

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Friedman, Susan Stanford; DuPlessis, Rachel Blau (1990b). "'I Had Two Loves Separate': The Sexualities of H.D.'s

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DuPlessis, Rachel Blau; Friedman, Susan Stanford (Autumn 1981). "'Woman Is Perfect': H.D.'s Debate with Freud".

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was established (largely funded with Bryher's inheritance) and was managed by all three. In the 1930 POOL film

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H.D.'s writings have served as a model for a number of more recent female poets working in the modernist and

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1950s, she underwent further treatment with the psychoanalyst Erich Heydt, who supported her while she wrote

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As regarding rhythm: to compose poetry in the sequence of the musical phrase, not in sequence of a metronome.

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Pound began to meet with other poets in London to discuss ideas for reforming contemporary poetry. Like most

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wrote that assigning her as just an Imagist poet was similar to evaluating "five of the shortest pieces in

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Twitchell-Waas, Jeffrey (Winter 1998). "Seaward: H. D.'s Helen in Egypt as a Response to Pound's Cantos".

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throughout her life. Her career began in 1911 after she moved to London and co-founded the avant-garde

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Davies, Megan Lloyd (1997). "H.D. imagiste? Bisexuality: Identity: Imagism". In Bertram, Vicki (ed.).

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In 1910, Doolittle began a relationship with Frances Josepha Gregg, a young female art student at the

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Gill, Jo (2005). "H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) (1886–1961)". In Marshall, Bill; Johnston, Cristina (eds.).

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Firchow, Peter E. (1980). "Rico and Julia: The Hilda Doolittle: D. H. Lawrence Affair Reconsidered".

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Pearson, Norman Holmes; Dembo, L. S. (Autumn 1969). "Norman Holmes Pearson on H. D.: An Interview".

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in different artistic fields, she sought to "make it new", which they accomplished by incorporating

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in Philadelphia. Inspired by Gregg, H.D. wrote her first published poems, modeled after the work of

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H.D. and Aldington tried to salvage their relationship but failed, in part because of his post-war

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King, Michael (Fall 1981). "Go, Little Book: Ezra Pound, Hilda Doolittle, and 'Hilda's Book'".

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during the 1930s, as she sought to address and understand both her war trauma and bisexuality.

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Bancroft, Christian (2021). "Doolittle, Hilda ('H.D.'; 1886–1961)". In De Roche, Linda (ed.).

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Downs, M. Catherine (2000). "H.D. (Hilda Doolittle) (1886–1961)". In Champion, Laurie (ed.).

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Keeling, Bret L. (Summer 1998). "H. D. and 'The Contest': Archaeology of a Sapphic Gaze".

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Silverstein, Louis H. (1990). "Herself Delineated: Chronological Highlights of H.D.". In

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The Astral H.D.: Occult and Religious Sources and Contexts for H.D.'s Poetry and Prose

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and esoteric religious ideas by Pound in her youth, H.D. gradually developed a unique

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Glaser, Brian Brodhead (2005). "H.D.'s 'Helen in Egypt': Aging and the Unconscious".

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Bryer, Jackson R.; Roblyer, Pamela (Autumn 1969). "H. D.: A Preliminary Checklist".

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A compilation of her late poems were published posthumously in 1972 under the title

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in 1931; he and H.D. married in 1913 but soon became estranged and divorced in 1938.

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recognized, and she has come to be understood as a central figure in the history of

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wrote his 2008 "Het vertrapte mysterie" ("The Trampled Mystery") in memory of H.D.

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and World War II. The following two books compare the ruins of London to those of

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series in 1942, comprising three long, unrhyming, and complex volumes of poems:

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Scott, Bonnie Kime (1995). "H. D.". In Cathy N., Davidson; et al. (eds.).

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binding of twenty-five of his earliest love poems, which he dedicated to her.

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Engel, Bernard F. (Autumn 1969). "H. D.: Poems That Matter and Dilutations".

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American Women Writers, 1900–1945: A Bio-Bibliographical Critical Sourcebook

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s long form and wide historical span has been seen as a response to Pound's

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spiritual worldview. H.D.'s spiritual devotion intensified during and after

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Wagner, Linda Welshimer (Autumn 1969). "'Helen in Egypt': A Culmination".

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Arizona Quarterly: A Journal of American Literature, Culture, and Theory

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The Persistence of Modernism: Loss and Mourning in the Twentieth Century

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In 1927, H.D.'s mother died. Bryher divorced McAlmon that year to marry

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in London. While there, her daughter Perdita became a secretary of the

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The style was not without its critics. In a dedicated Imagist issue of

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To use absolutely no word that does not contribute to the presentation.

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Poetry Speaks: Hear Great Poets Read Their Work from Tennyson to Plath

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Choruses from the Iphigeneia in Aulis and The Hippollytus of Euripides

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Between 1952 and 1955, while in her 60s, H.D. wrote her longest poem,

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Kelvin, Norman (Spring 2000). "H.D. and the Years of World War I".

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Hatlen, Burton (1995). "The Imagist Poetics of H.D.'s Sea Garden".

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H.D. and the Modernist Religious Imagination: Mysticism and Writing

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Pondrom, Cyrena N. (1990). "H.D. and the Origins of Imagism". In

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Twentieth-Century and Contemporary American Literature in Context

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Resurrecting the Ghost: H.D., Susan Howe, and the Haven of Poetry

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Friedman, Susan Stanford; DuPlessis, Rachel Blau, eds. (1990a).

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clearly and immediately signal her break with her earlier work:

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Direct treatment of the 'thing' whether subjective or objective.

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and published in 1944; in 1956, it was published together with

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Anthology. "Sagetrieb" (2008). University of Michigan. p. 49.

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Hybrid of historical fiction, literary criticism, and poetry.

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In 1927, Bryher and Macpherson founded the monthly magazine,

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The Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United States

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the emergence of feminist interest in her work, followed by

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Both texts are loose verse translations of Greek dramas by

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Analyzing Freud: Letters of H.D., Bryher, and Their Circle

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H.D.'s later work drew heavily from her eclectic blend of

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villa. H.D. became pregnant in 1928 and got an abortion.

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group of poets with American expatriate poet and critic

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France and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History

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Levertov, Denise (June 1962). "H.D.: An Appreciation".

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to explore and communicate this mix of spiritualities.

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Hilda Doolittle was born on September 10, 1886, in the

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Works are listed by date of composition, where known.

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She wrote one of her few known statements on poetics,

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Shakespeare's Sisters: Feminist Essays on Women Poets

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journal between 1916 and 1917, H.D. was published by

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Ezra Pound: Poet. A Portrait of the Man and his Work

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Paideuma: Modern and Contemporary Poetry and Poetics

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Paideuma: Modern and Contemporary Poetry and Poetics

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Hirslanden Notebooks: An Annotated Scholarly Edition

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We were agreed upon the three principles following:

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Becoming Marianne Moore: The Early Poems, 1907-1924

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