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definition

I did not know that death had undone so many expression or saying

Blimey, what a lot of people! Generally used when caught up in a pressing crowd, or observing a teeming throng

Origin

From The Waste Land by TS Eliot, one of Naomi’s A-level English texts

Collector

Naomi – 1970s
Naomi Iliff (King) – owner

Notes

The original is actually “I had not thought death had undone so many”.

Side note: TS Eliot is an anagram of toilets

Submitted: 01/07/2022 by Mark ● Last updated: 02/01/2023 13:33 by Mark

any thoughts?

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