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The Three TavernsA Book of PoemsBy Edwin Arlington Robinson [American (Maine)Poet. 1869-1935.][Note on text: Italicized words or phrases areCAPITALIZED. Lines longer than 78 characters arebroken and the continuation is indented twospaces. Some obvious errors may have beencorrected.]The Three TavernsA Book of PoemsBy Edwin Arlington RobinsonAuthor of "The Man Against the Sky", "Merlin, APoem", etc.To THOMAS SERGEANT PERRY and LILLACABOT PERRYContents

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