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Midsummer Noon by Charles Hamilton Musgrove (1871 - 1926)
by LibriVox
Charles Hamilton Musgrove was an American Poet who lived in Kentucky. USA. We are presented with the poet's view of an American countryside. - Summary by David Lawrence
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Charles Hamilton Musgrove was an American Poet who lived in Kentucky. USA. We are presented with the poet's view of an American countryside. - Summary by David Lawrence
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