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WRITTEN AFTER SWIMMING FROM SESTOS TO ABYDOS | |
RINGS AND SEALS THOMAS MOORE | |
THE POPLAR R HARRIS BARHAM | |
THE VICAR W MACKWORTH PRAED | |
TO THE LADY IN THE CHEMISETTE WITH BLACK BUTTONS N | |
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