Wessex tales. II. Romances and fantasies: v. 10. A pair of blue eyesHarper & Brothers, 1920 - English poetry |
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A TRADITION OF EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND FOUR | 33 |
A LORN MILKMAID | 69 |
A VISION | 77 |
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