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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EPIGRAM, by ? D' ACEILLY
First Line: No longer say, men can from hunger die
Last Line: Fourscore years old a poet here doth lie.
First Line: No longer say, men can from hunger die
Last Line: Fourscore years old a poet here doth lie.
NO longer say, men can from hunger die,
Fourscore years old a Poet here doth lie.
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