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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FORTUNE, by CHARLOTTE GORDON First Line: When I was eight, all of st louis would come Last Line: Then, even my mother cheered %for the fortune any prophet brings Subject(s): Children; Fortune; Future; St. Louis, Missouri | |||
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