Issue Details: First known date: 1987... 1987 Translations : Five French Poems of the Sea
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1. Man and the Sea i "O Man, who are free, you'll always love the sea!", Alan Crooke (translator), 1987 single work poetry
— Appears in: Fine Line , February no. 1 1987; (p. 6)
2. Sea Breeze i "The books all read; alas! and flesh still sad.", Alan Crooke (translator), 1987 single work poetry
— Appears in: Fine Line , February no. 1 1987; (p. 6)
3. Seascape i "Chariots of silver and copper -", Alan Crooke , 1987 single work poetry
— Appears in: Fine Line , February no. 1 1987; (p. 7)
4. 'The sea's more lovely ...' i "The sea's more lovely", Alan Crooke , 1987 single work poetry
— Appears in: Fine Line , February no. 1 1987; (p. 7)
5. Birth of Venus i "See from her mother deep, still steaming cold,", Alan Crooke , 1987 single work poetry
— Appears in: Fine Line , February no. 1 1987; (p. 8)

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    y separately published work icon Fine Line no. 1 February 1987 Z1181296 1987 periodical issue 1987 pg. 6-8
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