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The Well of the Saints: A Comedy in Three Acts
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A play by J. M. Synge in which a blind beggar couple, healed of their blindness, come to prefer their former sightless world to the harsh reality they now see. Suited to readers of Irish drama and students of the early twentieth-century theatre movement.
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