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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SUPERSTITION, by HORTENSE KING FLEXNER
First Line: But must the ray with babel's fierce intent
Last Line: In token of divided tongues and races?
Subject(s): Superstition
First Line: But must the ray with babel's fierce intent
Last Line: In token of divided tongues and races?
Subject(s): Superstition
But must the ray with Babel's fierce intent,
Still bring upon us ancient punishment,
Finding the lonely flyer whom death effaces,
In token of divided tongues and races?
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