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		<title>Dublin: a Portrait</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[VS. Pritchett, master of the short story, is also the most evocative of travel writers. First published in 1967, his portrait of Dublin &#8211; its past, politics and people, its grand mansions&#8230;]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>VS. Pritchett, master of the short story, is also the most evocative of travel writers. First published in 1967, his portrait of Dublin &#8211; its past, politics and people, its grand mansions and curious corners &#8211; is as beguiling and eloquent as the city itself, as he writes of the Dublin he knew in the 1920s, of visits to Sean O&#8217;Casey and Yeats (brandishing a teapot in his rage at Shaw) and of the changing city forty years later, facing the future but still as eccentric and engaging as ever.</p>
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