The French Prisoner  11534

Locations in Harold's Library

• Second World War Poems (book) with the title "The French Prisoner" (en)
  • Credits: Ted Hughes (translator), János Csokits (translator)
  • First line: If only I could forget that Frenchman. ©
• Scanning the Century (book) with the title "The French Prisoner" (en)
  • page 85
  • in "World War II: 1939-1945"
  • Credits: Ted Hughes (translator), János Csokits (translator)
  • First line: If only I could forget that Frenchman. ©
• Poetry of the Second World War (book) with the title "The French Prisoner" (en)
  • page 200
  • in "VII: 'I am twenty-four led to slaughter I survived'"
  • Credits: Ted Hughes (translator), János Csokits (translator)
  • First line: If only I could forget that Frenchman. ©

Array
(
    [inlibrary] => Array
        (
            [0] => "10053"|The French Prisoner*en|Ted Hughes*translator**János Csokits*translator|If only I could forget that Frenchman.*c
            [1] => "22034"*p85*World War II: 1939-1945|The French Prisoner*en|Ted Hughes*translator**János Csokits*translator|If only I could forget that Frenchman. / I saw him, just before dawn, creeping past our quarters / into the dense growth of the back garden / so that he almost merged into the ground.*c
            [2] => "23568"*p200*VII: 'I am twenty-four led to slaughter I survived'|The French Prisoner*en|Ted Hughes*translator**János Csokits*translator|If only I could forget that Frenchman. / I saw him, just before dawn, creeping past our quarters / into the dense growth of the back garden / so that he almost merged into the ground.*c
        )

    [_edit_lock] => Array
        (
            [0] => 1564331383:1
        )

    [_edit_last] => Array
        (
            [0] => 1
        )

)