Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard |
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... pants ' pocket . " There's my press , " says he with a grin , and he outs with a spoon - shaped stick . He just puts his paper down on the inked block and rubs it into his hollows and lines with the stick while he talks with his friends ...
... pants ' pocket . " There's my press , " says he with a grin , and he outs with a spoon - shaped stick . He just puts his paper down on the inked block and rubs it into his hollows and lines with the stick while he talks with his friends ...
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... pants . He got the lusty lines on our handsome he - men , the right angles of our heads and our jaws . He multiplied my Saltwater Farm poems by two . This man is at home anywhere that is America . He went to Germany once , and did some ...
... pants . He got the lusty lines on our handsome he - men , the right angles of our heads and our jaws . He multiplied my Saltwater Farm poems by two . This man is at home anywhere that is America . He went to Germany once , and did some ...
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... pants of their fathers have stood up and declaimed the Elegy as if it were an American one . They have woven an English poem into the fabric of American life . They learned it and made it fit their New England and Indianan graveyards ...
... pants of their fathers have stood up and declaimed the Elegy as if it were an American one . They have woven an English poem into the fabric of American life . They learned it and made it fit their New England and Indianan graveyards ...
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