While still in primary school she worked with Argentina's first children's theatre company, " Teatro Infantil de Juvenilia ".
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Austen had been writing since her early teens _ the extensive juvenilia is impressive _ and commenced work on the major novels some years before their appearance.
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These peculiarly American forms of juvenilia have probably forever changed the fantasy lives of children, giving them the superpowers to defeat the monsters in their dreams.
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All of Merrill's published poems are in the anthology except for juvenilia and his epic, " The Changing Light at Sandover ."
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Later in 1899, Stephen Gwynn argues, " Even among the Juvenilia, " The Deserted House " is not easy to forget ".
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The second movement is an elaboration of a piece of juvenilia by Gustav Mahler : an unfinished piano quartet, which the teenage Mahler started in 1876.
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As most of Ligeti's juvenilia, this piece never received a formal premiere, but it has been recorded together with other early vocal compositions.
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Beau Tatchell is a piece of juvenilia which is marked for speedy but has been tagged with a hang-on tag which has presumably delayed its deletion.
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Ingres was not more than 14 when he drew this little boy in his Revolutionary cap and jacket, but even the artist's juvenilia bear his mark.
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At the same time, they represent the juvenilia of one of the revolutionary sensibilities of the postwar era, whose impact has only begun to be sorted out.
