Impressions of Westminster Abbey An Illustrated Text to Accompany Seven Etching
Impressions of Westminster Abbey An Illustrated Text to Accompany Seven Etching
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The actual Poets' Corner, where lie men of letters from Chaucer to Dickens, 'i is somewhat more to the right of this view. While in this locality, let us step out through ^^ the door at the south-east corner of the transept and consider the aspect given in my Cp:;^^ subject called "Entrance to Poets'Corner. " ' o-^^ Here will be seen, to the left, a portion of 1^ 'i. O %.
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The actual Poets' Corner, where lie men of letters from Chaucer to Dickens, 'i is somewhat more to the right of this view. While in this locality, let us step out through ^^ the door at the south-east corner of the transept and consider the aspect given in my Cp:;^^ subject called "Entrance to Poets'Corner. " ' o-^^ Here will be seen, to the left, a portion of 1^ 'i. O %.
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