The Yale Literary Magazine, Volume 138, Issue 1Yale Literary Society, 1969 |
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... town , bids you prance at.carnival ; bids you for a penny , jester , caper to amuse the crowd . IV . Sunday Chorus for Many Voices Luxuriant and ample is the afternoon And lavish is the parlor , lush with sun - deeped foliage hushed and ...
... town , bids you prance at.carnival ; bids you for a penny , jester , caper to amuse the crowd . IV . Sunday Chorus for Many Voices Luxuriant and ample is the afternoon And lavish is the parlor , lush with sun - deeped foliage hushed and ...
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... town . The town was long and tall . When she finished Janet left the town and rode out to her boyfriend's house . Robert Crane lived on a small ranch two miles outside of town with horses and cactus and ramshackle buildings ...
... town . The town was long and tall . When she finished Janet left the town and rode out to her boyfriend's house . Robert Crane lived on a small ranch two miles outside of town with horses and cactus and ramshackle buildings ...
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