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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE HARD BARGAIN, by DAVID BOTTOMS Poet's Biography
First Line: In a pawnshop on lucky street
Last Line: All say he drives a hard bargain.
Subject(s): Jews; Pawnshops; Usury; Judaism; Pawnbrokers
First Line: In a pawnshop on lucky street
Last Line: All say he drives a hard bargain.
Subject(s): Jews; Pawnshops; Usury; Judaism; Pawnbrokers
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MONADNOCK IN EARLY SPRING by AMY LOWELL
TO MY FATHER by WILLIAM SYDNEY GRAHAM
THE HOUSE OF LIFE: 49. WILLOWWOOD (1) by DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI
A LAY OF ST. GENGULPHUS by RICHARD HARRIS BARHAM
FANCY AND IMAGINATION by BERNARD BARTON