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, Emily Hale (Boston, 27 de octubre de 1891- … Emily Hale (Boston, 27 de octubre de 1891-Concord, 12 de octubre de 1969) fue una maestra de habla y drama estadounidense que conoció a T. S. Eliot en Harvard en 1912, donde se enamoró de ella. Exactamente 1131 cartas de Eliot a Hale fueron depositadas en la Biblioteca de la Universidad de Princeton en 1956 y estuvieron entre los archivos sellados más conocidos del mundo durante muchos años. Las cartas se abrieron en enero de 2020, 50 años después de la muerte de Hale, junto con una inesperada declaración escrita de Eliot. inesperada declaración escrita de Eliot.
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