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Muir, Edwin 1887-1959: Critical Essay by Nancy Dew Taylor

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SOURCE: "Edwin Muir's Penelope Poems," in Studies in Scottish Literature, Vol. XXIV, 1989, pp. 212-20.

In the following essay, Taylor discusses Muir's repeated use of the story of Penelope in his poems.

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