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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HIROSHIGE, by MARK M. PERLBERG First Line: Print, with his hand, his eye, was more than print Last Line: And, in the hollow, the dream-hung, %the fog-blurred grave Subject(s): Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858); Prints, Japanese | |||
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