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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Asô Isoji

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(The Develop-
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Publication Information: Book Title: The Japanese Haiku, Its Essential Nature History, and Possibilities in English with Selected Examples. Contributors: Kenneth Yasuda - author. Publisher: Charles E. Tuttle. Place of Publication: Rutland, VT. Publication Year: 1973. Page Number: 221.
    
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