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  • Paul Verlaine, detail from Un Coin de table, oil painting by Henri Fantin-Latour, 1872; in the Louvre, Paris.
    Paul Verlaine
    / Life.

    …of Verlaine’s stays in hospitals; Mes Prisons, accounts of his incarcerations, including the story of his ā€œconversionā€ in 1874; and Confessions, notes autobiographiques helped attract notice to ill-recognized contemporaries as well as to himself (he was instrumental in publishing Rimbaud’s Illuminations in 1886 and making him famous). There is little…

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    …of Verlaine’s stays in hospitals; Mes Prisons, accounts of his incarcerations, including the story of his ā€œconversionā€ in 1874; and Confessions, notes autobiographiques helped attract notice to ill-recognized contemporaries as well as to himself (he was instrumental in publishing Rimbaud’s Illuminations in 1886 and making him famous). There is little…

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