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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MANY CREATURES DON'T HAVE ONE, by PENELOPE DIANE SHUTTLE
Sources:
THE NEW EXETER BOOK OF RIDDLES. EDITED BY KEVIN CROSSLEY-HOLLAND AND LAWRENCE SAIL.
Crossley-holland, Kevin (ed.)
(1999)
Page 46
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