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Jack London and Walt Whitman.
Series: Voyages in readingPublication details: New York, Odyssey Press [1969]Description: 85 p. 20 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- PS3523.O46 Z612
Contents:
London, J. Jan, the unrepentant. To the man on the trail. The white silence.--Whitman, W. Poems: I hear America singing. When I heard the learn'd astronomer. On the beach at night alone. Bivouac on a mountain side. Beat, beat, drums. Hast never come to thee an hour. O captain, my captain. Year that trembled and reel'd beneath me. Miracles. A noiseless patient spider. On the beach at night. Poets to come. To rich givers. From by blue Ontario's shores.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | PS 3523 .O46 Z612 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 14065 |
London, J. Jan, the unrepentant. To the man on the trail. The white silence.--Whitman, W. Poems: I hear America singing. When I heard the learn'd astronomer. On the beach at night alone. Bivouac on a mountain side. Beat, beat, drums. Hast never come to thee an hour. O captain, my captain. Year that trembled and reel'd beneath me. Miracles. A noiseless patient spider. On the beach at night. Poets to come. To rich givers. From by blue Ontario's shores.
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