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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CITY AND THE TRUCKS, by DOROTHY BROWN THOMPSON First Line: The city sleeps in its unconcern, but the highways are awake Last Line: The tail-boards slam, and the trailers ram - and the great trucks roll again! Subject(s): Cities; Trucks And Trucking | |||
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