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Thomas Gray. | E L E G Y WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCH.
Thomas Gray. | E L E G Y WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCH.
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... one critic who gets into the papers pretty often wrote a long criticism of Frost , lately , in which he took pains to show how Robert Frost has never written a line of poetry and how , viii being the man he is , he never can .
... one critic who gets into the papers pretty often wrote a long criticism of Frost , lately , in which he took pains to show how Robert Frost has never written a line of poetry and how , viii being the man he is , he never can .
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Thomas Gray. ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCHYARD Hand - set in Bulmer type by Arthur and Edna Rushmore at the GOLDEN HIND PRESs Madison New Jersey Printed and bound by the HADDON CRAFTSMEN Published by Camden New Jersey HARPER ...
Thomas Gray. ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY CHURCHYARD Hand - set in Bulmer type by Arthur and Edna Rushmore at the GOLDEN HIND PRESs Madison New Jersey Printed and bound by the HADDON CRAFTSMEN Published by Camden New Jersey HARPER ...
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