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THE DESPAIRING MUSE.

THE DESPAIRING MUSE. 359.6 Somebody has stolen the old garden | gate, The millwheel has gone to decay. The old oaken bucket is missing of late, It must have been taken away. The little red school house is wreck- ed and torn down, Neglected…

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From Riverside. 464.5 Below the river's liquid steel Is damascened by sun and wind: Above, the ospreya swoop and wheel; Peyond, the impending Palisades Flush with their vivid summer shades, Sheer and superb and sharp defined. The dome…

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