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… The New Laureate Poems (Complete in One Volume). By John Masefield. New York: The … to refer to his work as a dramatist and novelist. His tragedies have been to a degree successful, and scattered through … mind, in which the eyes of the mind see butterflies and petals of blossoms blowing from the unseen world of beauty into …

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