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Millar MacLure

The Haloed Tree by Fred Cogswell - A Review

In The Stunted Strong, Mr Cogswell essay a 'Saint John River Anthology,' and with some success.

The Old Idiot

How many times about the solemn rose

The White Monument by A. Robert Rogers

There are sixteen poems in this little collection and one of them ('Last Days') is memorable.

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Millar MacLure

The Haloed Tree by Fred Cogswell - A Review

The Old Idiot

The White Monument by A. Robert Rogers