โ Scribed by Walt Whitman
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Vol. 1: Poems, 1855-1856. -- LXXIX, 272 str. -- Vol. 2: Poems, 1860-1867. -- IV, Str. 273-562 -- Vol. 3: Poems, 1870-1891. -- VIII, Str. 563-779.
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