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English: Emily Hale (1892-1969) was a drama teacher. Her long-term relationship with TS Eliot generated one of the best-known sealed literary archives of the twentieth century until his letters were unsealed in 2020. |
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| Author | Commissioned by Phillips Academy Andover |
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