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    …assistance enabled him to publish The Marble Faun, a pastoral verse-sequence in rhymed octosyllabic (eight-syllable) couplets. There were also early short stories, but Faulkner’s first sustained attempt to write fiction occurred during a six-month visit to New Orleans—then a significant literary center—that began in January 1925 and ended in early…

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    …assistance enabled him to publish The Marble Faun, a pastoral verse-sequence in rhymed octosyllabic (eight-syllable) couplets. There were also early short stories, but Faulkner’s first sustained attempt to write fiction occurred during a six-month visit to New Orleans—then a significant literary center—that began in January 1925 and ended in early…

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