American Literature: An Anthology and Critical Survey, Volume 2Joe Lee Davis, John Towner Frederick, Frank Luther Mott C. Scribner's Sons, 1949 |
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... colonists in Rome came to talk with Mrs. Costello , who sat on a little portable stool at the base of one of the great pilasters . The vesper service was go- ing forward in splendid chants and organ- tones in the adjacent choir , and ...
... colonists in Rome came to talk with Mrs. Costello , who sat on a little portable stool at the base of one of the great pilasters . The vesper service was go- ing forward in splendid chants and organ- tones in the adjacent choir , and ...
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... colony at Peterborough , New Hampshire , where he was a regular and favored guest . Robinson's eminence among contemporary American poets was not gen- erally recognized until the appearance of his Collected Poems in 1922. Of his later ...
... colony at Peterborough , New Hampshire , where he was a regular and favored guest . Robinson's eminence among contemporary American poets was not gen- erally recognized until the appearance of his Collected Poems in 1922. Of his later ...
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AMERICAN LITERATURE 18601900 | 1 |
ABRAHAM LINCOLN | 15 |
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