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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THERE ARE 23 STEEL MILLS IN BUFFALO, N.Y., by LAWRENCE (LARRY) MICHAEL KEARNEY
Sources:
WORKING CLASSICS; POEMS ON INDUSTRIAL LIFE.
Oresick, Peter, & Coles, Nicholas (eds.)
(1990)
Page 129
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