Difference between revisions of "ESAT Foreign plays Le-Let"
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[[The Learned Ladies|Learned Ladies, The]] | [[The Learned Ladies|Learned Ladies, The]] | ||
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Please Note
French and Italian titles beginning with the articles "l' ", "la", "le", "les", "lo" and so on are listed under the following noun, according to normal bibliographic usage.
The list
Leah Kleschna (McLellan)
Leah, the Forsaken (Daly)
Lebedinaia pesnia (Chekhov)
Leichtsinn und Gutes Herz (Favières)
Leka med elden (Strindberg)
Lend Me Five Shillings (Morton)
Les, Die (Ionesco) See Leçon, La
Lesson, The (Ionesco) See Leçon, La
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