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  • He had no nose, properly speaking, but a large beak of preposterous widthlessness, which gave his whole face the expression of falling gravely downstairs, and quite obliterated the unimportant chin.

    - e e pen name of  Edward Estlin Cummings cummings
      The Enormous Room, ch.3.

  • 'Takethy beak fromout my heart, and takethy formfrom off my door!' Quoth the raven,'Nevermore.'

    - EdgarAllan Poe
      'The Raven', stanza17. In American Review, Feb1845.

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