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... carpenter . Or your genius may be talking so much plain common sense that you mistake him for a New England hired man and not a practicing Wordsworth or Socrates . I am pretty sure of two geniuses , though . And I mention the carpenter ...
... carpenter . Or your genius may be talking so much plain common sense that you mistake him for a New England hired man and not a practicing Wordsworth or Socrates . I am pretty sure of two geniuses , though . And I mention the carpenter ...
Page ix
... carpenter and the hired man . Frost once told me how he discovered the man to do the woodcuts for his New England georgics . It was just a simple scene he saw . He didn't know the artist from Adam , but Frost knew he was the man he was ...
... carpenter and the hired man . Frost once told me how he discovered the man to do the woodcuts for his New England georgics . It was just a simple scene he saw . He didn't know the artist from Adam , but Frost knew he was the man he was ...
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