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Dame Edith Sitwell

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Noun1.Dame Edith Sitwell - English poet (1887-1964)


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Next: a framed photograph of Dame Edith Sitwell on the Federal-style mantelpiece, gazing into the room with the imperious glance of Minerva; and hung on the wall above, an oil painting of a young man who could have posed as the callow Malcolm from Purdy's novel of that name, his first.
The property was later bought in 1760 by the Sitwell family and owned until 1947 by writer Sir Osbert Sitwell and frequented by his sister, the poet Dame Edith Sitwell.
I really don't want to have to wear a prosthetic nose or even break my own Impersonator Rory Bremner Last year our egos went out of control, and I was the worst -Simon Cowell, X-Factor It is quite right of course, I am as ugly as Dame Edith Sitwell was.
 
 
 
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