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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
JOHN CLARE'S LAST LETTER, by BILL HOLM First Line: Browsing one day in the college library, I find on the shelf the letters of Last Line: Can tell yet Subject(s): Clare, John (1793-1864) | |||
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