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    …in his voluminous production are Le Cornet à dés (1917; “Dice Box”), a collection of prose poems in the Surrealist manner; Le Laboratoire central (1921), “stoppered phials” of lyrical poetry; and his Breton Poèmes de Morvan le Gaëlique (1953). La Défense de Tartufe (1919), which with the novel Saint Matorel…

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    …in his voluminous production are Le Cornet à dés (1917; “Dice Box”), a collection of prose poems in the Surrealist manner; Le Laboratoire central (1921), “stoppered phials” of lyrical poetry; and his Breton Poèmes de Morvan le Gaëlique (1953). La Défense de Tartufe (1919), which with the novel Saint Matorel…

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