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This poet was also an experienced man of the world. He enjoyed the favor of
three ... He was a productive poet of such merit that he is named in that trio of
English poetry giants: Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Milton. Among his works are
The ...
This poet was also an experienced man of the world. He enjoyed the favor of
three ... He was a productive poet of such merit that he is named in that trio of
English poetry giants: Chaucer, Shakespeare, and Milton. Among his works are
The ...
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Richard Crashavv (16127-49), Henry Vaughan (1622-95), and Thomas Traherne
(16367-74) also wrote poetry in the fashion of Donne. ... He was a famous poet,
he had been totally blind since 1652, and his friends used their influence.
Richard Crashavv (16127-49), Henry Vaughan (1622-95), and Thomas Traherne
(16367-74) also wrote poetry in the fashion of Donne. ... He was a famous poet,
he had been totally blind since 1652, and his friends used their influence.
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Both as a poet and storyteller he wrote for readers of all ages. A Child's Garden of
Verses ... Kipling is also known for the lively poetry of Barrack-Room Ballads (
1892) and the finest of his novels, Kim (1901). Thomas Hardy. Thomas Hardy ( 1
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Both as a poet and storyteller he wrote for readers of all ages. A Child's Garden of
Verses ... Kipling is also known for the lively poetry of Barrack-Room Ballads (
1892) and the finest of his novels, Kim (1901). Thomas Hardy. Thomas Hardy ( 1
...
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