"For there is indeed something we can call the spirit of ancient Greece'a carefully tuned voice that speaks out of the grave with astonishing clarity and grace, a distinctive voice that, taken as a whole, is like no other voice that has ever sung on this earth." 'BURTON RAFFEL, from his Preface For
Seven Poems and a Fragment
β Scribed by Yeats, William Butler
- Book ID
- 106859662
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 51 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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