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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CIRCUITER'S LAMENT, by DAVID CRICHTON First Line: Ae morning near the dawning, I saw a counsel Subject(s): Law And Lawyers | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...IN WOMAN'S PRAISE by SHEPPARD BARCLAY WILL OF JAMES BIGSBY OF MANNINGTREE, 1839 by JAMES BIGSBY LAWYER'S FAREWELL TO HIS MUSE by WILLIAM BLACKSTONE STATE V. HENRY DAY by R. M. CHARLTON RULES OF DESCENT IN THE UNITED STATES by T. W. DAVIDSON I HAD SOME THINGS THAT I CALLED MINE by EMILY DICKINSON TO MY FRIEND MR. NORTHLEIGH by JOHN DRYDEN THE MAD WOMAN'S SONG by KAREN SWENSON |
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