Walt Whitman and the Quaker Woman
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Walt Whitman and the Quaker Woman
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Walt Whitman and the Quaker Woman
What does it think it's doing running west / When all the other country brooks flow east": An analysis of liberation in "West-running Brook," "After Apple-Picking," "A Noiseless Patient Spider," and "A
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Walt Whitman and the Quaker Woman
A Woman Waits for Me - Walt Whitman | Fiction & Literature
