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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CABBAGES IN THE GARDEN, by WALT CURTIS First Line: They are nine in number Last Line: Instead, I will send them to an orphanage %in a big basket tied with easter ribbons Subject(s): Cabbage | |||
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