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Question Posted Thursday December 9 2004, 10:24 pm

where can i find out what T.S. Eliot was thinking when he wrote Whispers of Immortality??
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TheOne06 answered Friday December 17 2004, 11:40 pm:
He wasent thinking and neither are you

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chaos answered Friday December 10 2004, 9:41 am:
You can read commentaries on poetic work at the library. You may can find it online as well. Try googling the title.

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The_MoUsY_spell_checker answered Friday December 10 2004, 3:28 am:
Try Google, or look at the library for books...

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