Its second section ends with speculation that a young woman died because she tried to cross the lake at Lochan Neck, or because she lost her way "by turning left from Bridgeroad."  The third section o
Its second section ends with speculation that a young woman died because she tried to cross the lake at Lochan Neck, or because she lost her way "by turning left from Bridgeroad."  The third section opens by punning on Rabelais's last words and describing death as the "grand potato" before discussing the I.P.H., or Institute or Preparation for the Hereafter, which hires the author to "speak on death."  It was written by the author of the essay collection The Universal Seahorse, who in its fourth and final canto discusses the difficulty of shaving and his certainty that he will wake on the morning of July 22, 1959.  FTP, name this poem which is 999 lines long, a work of John Shade which is paired with a commentary by Charles Kinbote in a novel by Vladimir Nabokov.
Its second section ends with speculation that a young woman died because she tried to cross the lake at Lochan Neck, or because she lost her way "by turning left from Bridgeroad."  
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