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13. ^ Ousby (2000) p. 158
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18. ^ Quinney (2007), p. 47
19. ^ Quinney (2007), p. 47-50
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Further reading

• Ionesco, Eugene, (Translated into English by Derek Prouse), Rhinoceros and Other Plays, New York : Grove Press, 1960. ISBN 0-8021-3098-4