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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MAKING LOVE TO HOUDINI, by NIN ANDREWS First Line: Often at night I heard whispering and tapping Last Line: He was always gone. And I was always too late Subject(s): Houdini, Harry (1874-1926); Memory | |||
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