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  1. Clive James
  1. Correspondence to John Birtwhistle, English and Related Literature, University Of York, YO10 5DD, UK; birtwhistle{at}aol.com

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    By Clive James (1939-)

    Installed in my last house, I face the thought

    That fairly soon there will be one house more,

    Lacking the pictures and the books that here

    Surround me with abundant evidence

    I spent a lifetime pampering my mind.

    The new place will be …

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