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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SOMETHING BY VIVALDI, by RICHARD TILLINGHAST First Line: There's a word--there has to be, there always is Last Line: Let us sing, let us sing in latin, let us stand %up on elated feet and sing magnificat! Subject(s): Vivaldi, Antonio (1678-1741) | |||
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