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| | English Poetry’s Ten Dirtiest Secrets at God of the Machine |
 | | Those gals almost permanently ruined poetry for me, and–but for you, Yvor, Emily, and Ben–I would still be ignoring the entire subject as much as possible. |
 | | In On Poetry and Poets Eliot, discussing George Herbert, speaks of "certain other poets his contemporaries Donne, Vaughan, and Traherne," and refers to Herrick as "a poet a little senior to him." Now compare their actual dates: Herbert, 1593-1633; Donne, 1572-1631; Vaughan, 1622-1695; Traherne, 1637-1674; and Herrick, 1591-1674. |
 | | Assigned to: The people writing the Dictionary of American Regional English, which is in four volumes already, hasn't hit the letter T, weighs more than 20 pounds, and costs a fortune. |
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