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| W.F. TAYLOR. |
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| BERLIN, N.Y. |
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| 500 VOLUMES IN ONE: |
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| AGENTS WANTED |
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| FOR |
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| The Library of Poetry and Song. |
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| _Being Choice Selections from the Best Poets,_ |
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| ENGLISH, SCOTCH, IRISH, AND AMERICAN, |
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| With an Introduction by |
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| WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. |
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| This volume is the handsomest and cheapest subscription book |
| extant, and contains in itself more to give it enduring fame |
| and make it universally popular than any book ever |
| published. It is something in it, of _the best_, for every |
| one--for the old, the middle aged, and the young. It has |
| intellectual food for every taste and for every mood and |
| phase of human feeling, from the merriest humor up, through |
| all the gradations of feeling, to the most touching and |
| tender pathos. Excepting the Bible, this will be the book |
| most loved, and the most frequently referred to in the |
| family. |
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| The whole work, page by page, poem by poem, has passed under |
| the educated criticism and scholarly eye of WILLIAM