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susurrus

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susurrus
[L.] murmur.


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Only today's paper lamenting from the kitchen table over the susurrus of appliances that have trumped the spear, hoe, and spit.
Fedda has interpreted white, in this case, not as flour but noise: the susurrus of scraping and clanking that acts as backdrop to the manufacture of loaves.
Although the arrangement of the volume is alphabetical by author, it opens appropriately with an essay on the Prologue by Luca Graverini ("A lepidus susurrus.
 
 
 
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