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NONFICTION : Skepticisms : Notes on Contemporary Poetry , 1919 ; “
Introduction , ” in Two Wessex Tales by Thomas Hardy , 1919 ; “ Introduction , ” in
Selected Poems of Emily Dickinson , 1924 ; Ushant : An Essay , 1952 ; A
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NONFICTION : Skepticisms : Notes on Contemporary Poetry , 1919 ; “
Introduction , ” in Two Wessex Tales by Thomas Hardy , 1919 ; “ Introduction , ” in
Selected Poems of Emily Dickinson , 1924 ; Ushant : An Essay , 1952 ; A
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Other literary forms Conrad Aiken was one of the most prolific of modern
American writers , publishing more than forty separate volumes of poetry , novels
, plays , short stories , and criticism . Aiken published five collections of stories ...
Other literary forms Conrad Aiken was one of the most prolific of modern
American writers , publishing more than forty separate volumes of poetry , novels
, plays , short stories , and criticism . Aiken published five collections of stories ...
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NONFICTION : Skepticisms : Notes on Contemporary Poetry , 1919 ; “
Introduction , ” in Two Wessex Tales by Thomas Hardy , 1919 ; “ Introduction , " in
Selected Poems of Emily Dickinson , 1924 ; Ushant : An Essay , 1952 ; A
Reviewer ' s ABC ...
NONFICTION : Skepticisms : Notes on Contemporary Poetry , 1919 ; “
Introduction , ” in Two Wessex Tales by Thomas Hardy , 1919 ; “ Introduction , " in
Selected Poems of Emily Dickinson , 1924 ; Ushant : An Essay , 1952 ; A
Reviewer ' s ABC ...
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