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Biblioklept 
Anyone who is now encouraged to discover more about TS Eliot and his works is invited to visit our website at The TS Eliot Society UK, where there is a wealth of links and resources for enthusiasts and scholars.
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This is wonderful. Thank you SO much for sharing it. I can now move beyond April is the cruelest . . . .
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