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- Author: Charles E Moore
- Publisher: Trafford Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1466975245
- ISBN-13: 9781466975248
- Format: 21 x 27.9 x 0.6 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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HIGH PRAISE This outstanding anthology of English poetry has received acclaim from all quarters, or at least sixths. Here is what the commentators have had to say: "This is, to the poetry of the English language, a seuss of an introduce." Dr. Zeus "I liked the art most." A sixth grade student who wishes to remain anonymous "We have found this book invaluable in its presentation to our young, green students of the poetry of the Earth-English language." The United Teacher's Association of Mars "If somewhat tendentious and euphuistic, this summary, though written for children, is an invaluable aide-memoir to nonagenarians and over wishing to catch up on what they have forgotten of English poetry." Whoam Eye, President of the Centenarian Society "Miau, purr, miow, purr." Dewey, a big white cat, sitting on my keys "Unlike iron, which 'bends and bows, ' poetry both knows and grows, as this book shows." The United Union of Ironmongers, Foundry Workers and Sixth Grade Teachers
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- Author: Charles E Moore
- Publisher: Trafford Publishing
- ISBN-10: 1466975245
- ISBN-13: 9781466975248
- Format: 21 x 27.9 x 0.6 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
HIGH PRAISE This outstanding anthology of English poetry has received acclaim from all quarters, or at least sixths. Here is what the commentators have had to say: "This is, to the poetry of the English language, a seuss of an introduce." Dr. Zeus "I liked the art most." A sixth grade student who wishes to remain anonymous "We have found this book invaluable in its presentation to our young, green students of the poetry of the Earth-English language." The United Teacher's Association of Mars "If somewhat tendentious and euphuistic, this summary, though written for children, is an invaluable aide-memoir to nonagenarians and over wishing to catch up on what they have forgotten of English poetry." Whoam Eye, President of the Centenarian Society "Miau, purr, miow, purr." Dewey, a big white cat, sitting on my keys "Unlike iron, which 'bends and bows, ' poetry both knows and grows, as this book shows." The United Union of Ironmongers, Foundry Workers and Sixth Grade Teachers
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