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Index of Authors SWIFT, JONATHAN. 1667-1745 A Gentle Echo on Woman SWINBURNE, A. C. 1887-1909 Nephelidia SYNGE, J. M. 1871-1909 The Curse TAYLOR, BAYARD. 1825-1878 The Ballad of Hiram Hover TENNYSON, ALFRED, LORD. 1809 1892 Hendecasyllabics THACKERAY, W. M. 1811-1868 Little Billee The Sorrows of Werther THOMPSON, D'ARCY W. 1829-1902 Crazy Arithmetic TRAILL, H. D. 1842-1900 After Dilettante Concetti TRAPP, JOSEPH. 1679-1747 Epigram in 1715 WATTS, ALARIC A. 1797-1864 An Austrian Army WELLS, CAROLYN, b. 1868 Diversions of the Re-echo Club WHITE, E. B. b. 1899 Commuters WHUR, REV. CORNELIUS. 1782-1858 The Female Friend Y<strong>OU</strong>NG, EDWARD. 1683-1765 Epigram on Voltaire 80 page 60 284 340 224 167 118 119 275 229 59 158 322 338 155 69
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Page 16 and 17: Index of Authors ANON.—cordinued
Page 18 and 19: Index of Authors BENTLEY, E. C. b.
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Page 24 and 25: Index of Authors HILTON, A. C. 1851
Page 26 and 27: Index of Authors LEIGH, H. S. 1837-
Page 28 and 29: Index of Authors POPE, ALEXANDER. 1
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Page 34 and 35: Sixteenth Century CAROL My heart of
Page 36 and 37: Sixteenth Century HOW THE FIRST HIE
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Page 41 and 42: From The Song of Anarchus But when
Page 43 and 44: Interrogativa Cantilena IF ALL THE
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Page 47 and 48: Restoration Epigrams SONG Pious Sel
Page 49 and 50: From Hndibras 'Twas English cut on
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Page 53 and 54: Prior: Epigrams A TRUE MAID No, no;
Page 55 and 56: Byrom: A Jacobite Toast A JACOBITE
Page 57 and 58: Swift: A Gentle Echo Is there no wa
Page 59 and 60: Thoughts on Our Present Discontents
Page 61 and 62: From The Man of Taste Burn but that
Page 63 and 64: From The Man of Taste I would with
Page 65 and 66: From The Author THE PAINS OF EDUCAT
Page 67 and 68: Gray: On a Favourite Cat The Master
Page 69 and 70: Goldsmith: Mrs Mary Blaize MRS MARY
Page 71 and 72: The Auld Seceder Cat But soon a won
Page 73 and 74: Johnsoniana LINES IN RIDICULE OF CE
Page 75 and 76: Epitaphs EPITAPHS ON RICHARD HIND H
Page 77 and 78: Epigrams: Anonymous ON PRINCE FREDE
Page 79 and 80: Blake: Epigrams SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS
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Coleridge: Epigrams PORSON'S VISIT
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Coleridge and Southey: The Devil's
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The Anti-Jacobin BALLYNAHINCH A New
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Dibdin: The Sailor's Consolation TH
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From The March to Moscow The Russia
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A Rejected Address THE BURNING As C
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A. Rejected Address With these came
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Forensic Jocularities CONVERSATION
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Hogg: Balmaquhapple He's cheated a
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Moore: Tuft Hunter EPITAPH ON A TUF
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Moore: Tory Pledges I pledge myself
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Moore: Fragment For though, by s6me
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Keats; There was a Naughty Boy THER
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Praed: The Belle THE BELLE OF THE B
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Praed: The Belle She kept an album,
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Lady Blessington: A Friend Who tell
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Frere: Imitation of Dryden I would
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Thackeray: Little Billee ' Jerusale
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Hood: Whims and Oddities 'Before yo
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Hood: Whims and Oddities 'And is he
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Hood: Whims and Oddities Anon Night
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Byron: Imitation of Cowper Tours, T
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Peacotk: Rich and Poor RICH AND POO
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Barham: An Ingoldsby Legend The fea
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Barham: An Ingoldsby Legend The Mon
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Barham: Imitation of Charles Wolfe
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Brooks: A 'Prize' Poem A BREWER Her
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Brooks: For a' that For a' that, an
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Two Sonnets SONNET FOUND IN A DESER
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Aytoun: A Bon Gaultier Ballad 'Fat
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Martin: A Bon Gaultier Ballad False
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Martin: A Bon Gaultier Ballad Can't
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Martin: A Bon Gaultier Ballad There
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The Good Poet at His Worst OCCASION
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The Bad Poet at His Best No more wi
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Whur: The Female Friend THE FEMALE
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Anon: She was Poor Standing on the
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Browning: The Spanish Cloister SOLI
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Clough: The Latest Decalogue Or, th
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Clough: Dipsychus A clear soup with
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Clough: Dipsychus It's all very wel
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Tennyson: Hendecasyllabics HENDECAS
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Lear: Nonsense Songs He reads but h
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Lear: Nonsense Songs Where the Oblo
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Lear: Nonsense Songs 'This is the h
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Lear: Nonsense Songs THE AKOND OF S
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hear: Nonsense Songs Does he beat h
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Carroll: Alice in Wonderland 'I hav
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Carroll: Through -the Ijooking-Glas
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Carroll: Through the Looking-Glass
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Carroll: Through the Looking-Glass
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Carroll: Through the Looking-Glass'
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Carroll: Throng the Looking-Glass T
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Carroll: Sylvie and'Bruno He though
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Carroll: Hiawatha Sat before him fo
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Carroll: Hiawatha Very rough and th
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"Palmer: The Parterre She has the b
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Gilbert: The Bab Ballads Though its
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Gilbert: The Bab Ballads THE YARN O
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Gilbert: The Bab Ballads 'I'll be e
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Gilbert: The Bab Ballads 'Oh, holy
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Gilbert: The Bab Ballads 'I've stud
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Gilbert: The Bab Ballads How they w
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Gilbert: The Bab Ballads But all th
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Gilbert: The Bab Ballads So I whisp
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Gilbert: The Bab Ballads And I said
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Harte: Tales of Truthful James Now
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Harte: Tales of Truthful James Inji
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Harte: Tales of Truthful James But
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Leland: Hans Breitmann Hans Breitma
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Taylor: Hiram Hover Turned and vani
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Newell: The American Traveller By e
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Parody and Imitation AFTER DILETTAN
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Parody and Imitation 'What a cheap
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Parody and Imitation BRAHMA (In imi
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Parody and Imitation While the hope
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Parody and Imitation In thy eight-f
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Parody and Imitation How many notes
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Parody and Imitation Yet he did wha
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Potted Poems POTTED POEMS (By Alfre
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Calverley: Verses and Fly heaves PR
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Calverley: Verses and Fly Leaves So
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Calverley: Verses and Fly Leaves Bu
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Calverley: Verses and Fly Leaves Ca
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Calverley: Verses and Fly heaves Fa
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Calverley: Verses and Fly Leaves Th
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Calverky: Verses and Fly Leaves But
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Calverley: Verses and Fly Leaves Or
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Calverley: Verses and Fly Leaves Ha
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Calerley: Venses and Fly Leaves And
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Anon: A Girtonian Funeral We girls
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Murray: Andrew MCrie Of many more g
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Memoes: Poaching in Excelsis POACHI
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Adeler: In Memorial IN MEMORIAM Wil
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Morgan: Malum Opus MALUM OPUS Prope
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St Leger: False Gallop Because I so
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Stephen: Lapsus Calami E'en the boy
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Stephen: Lapsus Calami Besides it r
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Stephen: To R. K. TO R. K. (1891) A
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Butler: O God! O Montreal! 'The Dis
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Kipling: A Departmental Ditty 'Dash
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Seaman: To Mr Alfred Austin Her pet
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Seaman: To Mr Alfred Austin Eight h
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Godley: Motor Bus MOTOR BUS What is
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Qtiiller-Couch: Behold I am not one
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Tuimericks VI A wonderful bird is t
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Knox: Absolute and Abitofhell Seven
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Knox: Absolute and Abitofhell Who,
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Knox: Absolute and Abitofhell His V
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Chesterton: Wine, Water and Song An
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Chesterton: Wine, Water and Song TH
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Chesterton: Songs of Education: III
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Chesterton: Anti-Christ For this at
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Belloc: Cautionary Verses A MORAL A
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Belloc: Cautionary Verses The King
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Belloc: Cautionary Verses However..
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Be Hoc: Cautionary Verses The Dear
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Belloc: Ballade of Genuine Concern
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Belloc: Lines to a Don Dons English
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Wells: Variations on a Purple Cow M
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Bentley: Clerihews BIOGRAPHY FOR BE
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Bentley: Ballade of Liquid Refreshm
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Graham: Ruthless Rhymes LORD GORBAL
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Graham: 'Poetical Economy If Mr Cai
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Anon: To Be or not to Be TO BE OR N
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Umericks: Intellectual RELATIVITY T
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Knox: The Everlasting Percy I simpl
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Kingsmill: Two 'Parodies TWO POEMS
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Pound: Ancient Music ANCIENT MUSIC
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Marquis: archy and mehitabel where
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Marquis: archy and mehitabel she be
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Marquis: archy and mehitahel preven
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Marquis: archy and mehitabel here o
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Lewis: Imitation of Tennyson THE RE
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Cummings: So this is Paris SO THIS
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Cummings: nobody loses all the time
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Gray: Odiham He said: I said Odiham
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Campbell: A Veld Eclogue I draw no
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Campbell: A Veld Eclogue I mean tha
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plomer: Headline History HEADLINE H
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Graves: Philatelist Royal So he tol
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Eliot: Practical Cats He's outwardl
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Eliot: Practical Cats Of hilarity a
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Empson: Just a Smack Shall we send
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INDEXES 373
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Index of First Lines Brissit brawni
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Index of First Lines Here lies the
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Index of First Lines Lord Hippo suf
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Index of First Lines The Dreadful D
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Index of First Lines Vile Stanhope,
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INDEX OF AUTHORS PARODIED OR IMITAT
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MASEFIELD, JOEN The Everlasting Mer
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