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All text as it appears in the 1922, MacMillan Company edition edited by Sara Teasdale and illustrated (with over 100 drawings) by Dugald Walker. Includes active table of contents, index of first lines, correct spacing/breaks, and automatic (poetic) indentation for any size frame or font.For more classic, masterfully kindled poetry titles, look for Perscribo in the Amazon store.POETS INCLUDED:William AllinghamMatthew ArnoldWilliam BlakeAnna Hempstead BranchRobert BrowningJohn BunyanRobert BurnsLord ByronSamuel Taylor ColeridgePadriac ColumHilda ConklingWilliam CowperAllan CunninghamWilliam DaviesWalter de la MareEmily DickinsonSydney DobellRalph Waldo EmersonJames FergusonRobert FrostFannie Stearns GiffordRobert GravesRobert HerrickRalph HodgsonJulia Ward HoweLeigh HuntBen JonsonJohn KeatsCharles KingsleySidney LanierVachel LindsayHenry Wadsworth LongfellowJames Russell LowellThomas Babington MacaulayEdwin MarkhamChristopher MarloweJohn MasefieldJohn MiltonThomas MooreThomas NashAlfred NoyesEdgar Allen PoeChristina RosettiSir Walter ScottWilliam ShakespearePercy Bysshe ShelleyRobert Louis StevensonAlgernon Charles SwineburneAlfred TennysonWalt WhitmanWilliam WordsworthWilliam Butler Yeats

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