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"A dream of Sappho," "Death shall not ease me of you," "Mea culpa," "But if you come to me by day" (1922)
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SHELFMARK:KU.07.NA.025-a
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757-761
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Englisch
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Lesbenliteratur
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2003
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Columbia Univ. Press
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Columbia Univ. Press
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