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Deirdre of the Sorrows
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Synge's dramatization of the Irish legend of Deirdre, who flees an arranged marriage to the king of Ulster and meets a tragic end. Suited to readers interested in Irish drama, mythology, and the works of the Irish Literary Revival.
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