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Notes
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Epigraph:
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The tarnished swan, who living had no note
But petulantly hissed, alike at dogs and men
When death approached, unlocked its sullen throat
Squawked once at God, and never hissed again.
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Dedication:
To my mother
my grandmothers
and all their mothers and grandmothers before them.
without their labours none of this
would have been written.
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