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Charles Black

Robin Desires to own a Very Small Tornado

I reason: Get a one-foot high tornado!

Prominent Destruction

People who have been prominently destroyed

Days and Works

The first plow to break any groundWept never for that open wound;

Thanks for a Candle

David, I lit your candle, the one you gave me

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Charles Black

This Winter, My Little Girl

The Dance of Cold

Christmas Day

A Scene of the Antebellum

Robin Desires to own a Very Small Tornado

Flight of the Sexton

Prominent Destruction

Days and Works

Be Certain

Thanks for a Candle

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