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Stephen Crane

I looked here;

I looked there;

Nowhere could I see my love.

And--this time--

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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow·1807–1882·Romanticism
age 60, 240The pigeon is referred to as Omeme or Omemee. No change. Page 100, 185The war-club is referred to as Pugamaugun and Puggawaugun. No change. Page 187, line 124Like the eyes of wolves glared at himPunctuation missing. Added period. Page 198, line 105Black his moccassins and leggins,'leggins' is a possible typo for 'leggings'.Unchanged. Note: The following poems were added by the publisher, but were notshown in the Table of Contents. The page numbering makes these poemsappear to be out of place.