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Daphnia; or, The Water Flea

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Damp Tractor-rut; or, The Dried Pool. Clear Mackintosh;

or, A Chitting Seed. Single-eyed; or, Simple-heartedly. An

Unfixable Scent; or, Umbrella Jerking. Coy Head; or, The

Beaked Nub. Bracketed Thought; or, The Puddled Scene.

In the river I know nothing of the water flea. That is a tale

best told in a doorway, on a wet afternoon, waiting.

Mossed Roof-tile; or, Familiar Aliens. Tight Liquid; or, Deep

Sedimentary. Persistent Creature; or, The Water Flea. A Long

Pause; or, The End.

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Publisher: Liverpool University Press
Print publication year: 2018

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