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Posted by Leslie on October 09, 19101 at 17:51:54:
I am focussing on a paper comparing Joyce's work to that of other Irish authors on the theme of childhood and wanted to know which stories seemed most aprops to people in regards to childhood symbolized in Dublin and what people thought. Please let me know if you have suggested ytical or random rambling thoughts to impart. I'm a little at a loss.
L.
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