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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO OUR ENGLISH TERENCE, MR. WILL. SHAKESPEARE, by JOHN DAVIES (1565-1618)
Sources:
POET TO POET.
Peterson, Houston (ed.)
(1945)
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