Pierrot fumiste
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| - | The figure of [[Pierrot]] is central to [[Jules Laforgue]]'s work, not only to the short play ''[[Pierrot fumiste]]'' ([[1882]], Pierrot the Cut-up, 1882), but also to his next collection of poetry. | + | The figure of [[Pierrot]] is central to [[Jules Laforgue]]'s work, not only to the short play ''[[Pierrot fumiste]]'' ([[1882]], but also to his next collection of poetry. |
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The figure of Pierrot is central to Jules Laforgue's work, not only to the short play Pierrot fumiste (1882, but also to his next collection of poetry.
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