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lota, lotah [ˈləʊtə] n
a globular water container, usually of brass, used in India, Myanmar, etc. [from Hindi lotā] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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Irving portrays the poet as consumed by love and totally dependent on her lover, Lota de Macedo Soares, a brilliant Rio de Janeiro architect with whom Bishop lived in Brazil for 16 of her most productive literary years. Also important to any college-level European holding is Meg Lota Brown and Kari Boyd McBride's WOMEN'S ROLES IN THE RENAISSNCE (0313322104, $59. It won't happen, I'm really underneath utterly in love and sold on my Elizabeth [Hardwick, his wife from 1949 to 1972] and it's a great solace to me that you are with Lota [de Macedo Soares, Bishop's lover], and I am sure it is the will of the heavens that all is as it is. |
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