In Harold Pinter's first play, a couple with this surname tell Rose Hudd that they want to rent her room.
In Harold Pinter's first play, a couple with this surname tell Rose Hudd that they want to rent her room. In Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, Linda Brent begins sleeping with a man surnamed this in an attempt to free herself from Dr. Flint. Edna St. Vincent Millay's poem "Second Fig" imagines a "shining palace" built upon this, while the second section of Fahrenheit 451 is titled "the sieve and" this substance. An author with this surname wrote novels like Horace, Lelia, and François the Waif, while a short story by Borges about a tome with an infinite number of pages is titled "The Book of" this material. FTP, identify this word which identifies the surname of a 19th century French author born Aurore Dupin.
In Harold Pinter's first play, a couple with this surname tell Rose Hudd that they want to rent her room.
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