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  <dc:title>Typescript prose autobiographical piece about Causley's early life up to the end of World War Two</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Typescript with annotations of short prose autobiographical piece about Causley's early life up to the end of World War Two, n.d.

Begins: "I was born in Launceston, a little market-town in north Cornwall, and went to the local National School: a huge, booming, granite and slate building stranded like a stone ark on the edge of the borough allotments. It had been put up in 1840, and looked it..."</dc:description>
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