Arthur Rimbaud (2007), by Donald Revell

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Arthur Rimbaud: Selected Poems and Letters (2005), by J. Harding and J. Sturrock

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I Promise to Be Good: The Letters of Arthur Rimbaud (2003), by Wyatt Mason

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Interview of Wyatt Mason (2002), by Dick Gordon

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Interview of Wyatt Mason (2002), by Poets and Writers

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Rimbaud Complete (2002), by Wyatt Mason

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From Absinthe to Abyssinia (2002), by Mark Spitzer

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Arthur Rimbaud: Presence of an Enigma (2001), by Jean-Luc Steinmetz

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Arthur Rimbaud (2001), by Martin Sorrell

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Rimbaud: The Works (2001), by Dennis J. Carlile

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Rimbaud (2000), by Graham Robb

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The Poetry of Rimbaud (1999), by Robert Greer Cohn

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Rimbaud (1998), by Benjamin Ivry

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A Season In Hell and Illuminations (1998), by Mark Treharne

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Somebody Else (1997), by Charles Nicholl

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Total Eclipse (1995), by Christopher Hampton

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Delirium: An Interpretation of Arthur Rimbaud (1994), by Jeremy Reed

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Rimbaud and Jim Morrison (1994), by Wallace Fowlie

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Theatre of the Self (1992), by James Lawler

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A Season in Hell (1991), by Bertrand Mathieu

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Arthur Rimbaud: Illuminations (1990), by Daniel Sloate

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Rimbaud (1987), by Pierre Petitfils

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Rimbaud: Visions and Habitations (1983), by Edward Ahearn

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Arthur Rimbaud: Complete Works (1976), by Paul Schmidt

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A Season in Hell and The Illuminations (1973), by Enid Rhodes Peschel

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A Season in Hell (1967), by Paul Schmidt

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Rimbaud: Complete Works, Selected Letters (1966), by Wallace Fowlie

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Arthur Rimbaud: Collected Poems (1962), by Oliver Bernard

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My Poor Arthur (1959), by Elisabeth Hanson

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The Time of the Assassins (1949), by Henry Miller

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A Season in Hell (1949), by Norman Cameron

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Arthur Rimbaud (1947), by Enid Starkie

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Illuminations (1946), by Louise Varèse

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A Season In Hell and The Drunken Boat (1945), by Louise Varèse

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Rimbaud: The Boy and the Poet (1934), by Edgell Rickword

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Génie, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Solde, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Dévotion, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Mouvement, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Soir historique, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Veillées, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Mystique, by Arthur Rimbaud

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A une raison, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Royauté, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Départ, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Promontoire, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Barbare, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Métropolitain, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Villes II, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Villes I, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Ornières, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Ville, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Ponts, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Ouvriers, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Fairy, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Fête d'hiver, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Marine, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Fleurs, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Nocturne vulgaire, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Vagabonds, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Matinée d'ivresse, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Phrases, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Vies, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Scènes, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Being Beauteous, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Bottom, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Antique, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Parade, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Conte, by Arthur Rimbaud

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H, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Démocratie, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Angoisse, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Guerre, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Jeunesse, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Enfance, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Aube, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Après le déluge, by Arthur Rimbaud

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Adieu (1873), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Matin (1873), by Arthur Rimbaud

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L'Eclair (1873), by Arthur Rimbaud

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L'Impossible (1873), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Délires — II. Alchimie de verbe (1873), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Délires — I. Vierge folle (1873), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Nuit de l'Enfer (1873), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Mauvais Sang (1873), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Jadis, si je me souviens bien... (1873), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Proses évangeliques (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Déserts de l'amour (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Un Cœur sous une soutane (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Charles d'Orléans à Louis XI (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Le soleil était encore chaud (1864), by Arthur Rimbaud

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L’enfant qui ramassa (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Ressouvenir (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Etat de siège? (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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J’occupais un wagon (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Aux livres de chevet (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les soirs d’été (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Remembrances du vieillard idiot (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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L’humanité chaussait (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Lys (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Angelot maudit (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Fête galante (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Lèvres closes (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Vieux de la vieille (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Paris (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Jeune goinfre (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Cocher ivre (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Obscur et froncé (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Anciens animaux (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Honte (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Ô saisons, ô chateaux (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Entends comme brame (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Le loup criait (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Fêtes de la faim (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Est-elle almée? (July, 1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Bruxelles (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Jeune ménage (June 27th, 1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Âge d’or (June, 1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Eternité (May, 1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Chanson de la plus haute tour (May, 1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Bannières de mai (May, 1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Bonne pensée du matin (May, 1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Comédie de la soif (May, 1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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La Rivière de Cassis (May, 1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Larme (May, 1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Michel et Christine (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Qu’est-ce pour nous, mon cœur (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Mémoire (1872), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Corbeaux (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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L’étoile a pleuré... (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Voyelles (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Le Bateau ivre (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Ce qu’on dit au poète à propos de fleurs (July 14th, 1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Homme juste (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Premières Communions (July, 1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Chercheuses de poux (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Sœurs de Charité (June, 1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Mains de Jeanne-Marie (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Orgie parisienne (May, 1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Le Cœur volé (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Pauvres à l'église (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Poètes de sept ans (May 26th, 1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Accroupissements (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Mes petites amoureuses (May 15th, 1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Chant de guerre parisien (May 15th, 1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Oraison du soir (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Douaniers (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Assis (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Tête de faune (1871), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Ma bohème (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Le Buffet (October, 1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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L’Éclatante Victoire de Sarrebrück (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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La Maline (October, 1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Au Cabaret-Vert (October, 1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Le Dormeur du val (October 1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Rêvé pour l’hiver, (October 7th, 1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Rages de Césars (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Le Mal (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Morts de quatre-vingt-douze (September 3rd, 1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Roman (September 29th, 1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Effarés (September 20th, 1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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À la musique (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Reparties de Nina (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Vénus anadyomène (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Le Châtiment de Tartufe (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Bal des pendus (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Ophélie (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Soleil et chair (May, 1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Le Forgeron (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Sensation (March, 1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Première soirée (1870), by Arthur Rimbaud

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Les Étrennes des orphelins (1869), by Arthur Rimbaud

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