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He listened with closed eyes. "Very nice," he said.

"Oh shit!" I said, suddenly. He opened his eyes, and I explained myself. ''I stole that from you!"

"No, no. I've never heard that in my life . . ."

"No, no, I did! Your poem 'Dieppe' . . . You end it with '. . . the space of a door that opens and shuts' "

"Oh, yes, that's true." And then, suddenly, he added: "Oh shit!"

"What's the matter?" I asked.

"I stole it from Dante me-self!"

Bibliographies out of the red

quoted texts

Talens,Jenaro. Conocer Beckett y su obra. Ed. Dopesa 2 , Barcelona 1979

V.V.A.A. Enciclopedia Gran Larousse Universal. Ed.Plaza & Janés,

V.V.A.A, Historia de la Literatura inglesa, Ed.Taurus, Madrid 1988

Stevenson, Leslie. “Seven Theories of Human Nature”. Ed.Oxford University Press,1974, Trad. Cast. Ibañez, Elena, Siete teorias de la naturaleza humana. Ed. Cátedra, S. A.1981

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