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Recent Poetry
July 15, 1875 issue

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The article discusses several books on poetry. Some of the books are: "The Defense of Guinevere, and Other Poems," by William Morris; "The Old Fountain Inn, and Other Poems," by Adelaide T. Moe; "Point-Lace and Diamonds," by George A. Baker; "The Undivine Comedy, and Other Poems," by Sigismund Krasinsky; "The Story of Boon"; Constantinople," by Robert Howe Gould; "Storms: Their Nature, Classification, and Laws, With the Means of Predicting Them by Their Embodiments in the Clouds," by William Blasius; "William Sharp, Engraver. With a Descriptive Catalogue of His Works," by W.S. Baker; etc.

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POETRY; DEFENSE of Guinevere & Other Poems, The (Book); OLD Fountain Inn, & Other Poems, The (Book); POINT Lace & Diamonds (Book); MORRIS, William; MOE, Adelaide T.; BAKER, George A.
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