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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
KEY INTO THE LANGUAGE OF AMERICA: 13. OF THE WEATHER, by ROSMARIE WALDROP
First Line: It may bee wondred why, new england being 12 neerer to
Last Line: Big masculine history %on tap
Subject(s): Narragansett Indians; Native Americans; Native Americans - History; Rhode Island; Williams, Roger (1604-1683)
First Line: It may bee wondred why, new england being 12 neerer to
Last Line: Big masculine history %on tap
Subject(s): Narragansett Indians; Native Americans; Native Americans - History; Rhode Island; Williams, Roger (1604-1683)
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