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One Thousand Beautiful Things (original 1947; edition 1947)

by Marjorie Barrows

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A collection of 1000 pieces the editor liked. There is a lot of nature writing, poetry and prose, and a number iof pieces on LIncoln which In liked, though some are sentimetal. There is a lot of Edna St. V. Millay and plenty of stuff by other well-known writers, chiefly 19th/early 20th century --Keats, Twain, etc. ( )
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A thing of beauty is a joy forever
--John Keats
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O world, I cannot hold thee close enough!
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808.8Literature › By Topic › Rhetoric and anthologies › Anthologies & Collections

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