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English: Title page of 1919 first edition of fantasy play Lilith: A Dramatic Poem by George Sterling.
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Source 1919 edition of Lilith: A Dramatic Play
Author George Sterling (1869-1926)

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Title page of 1919 first edition of fantasy play ''Lilith: A Dramatic Poem'' by George Sterling.

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