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The Beginnings of Poetry

Note 1023 — Chapter VII · THE EARLIEST DIFFERENTIATIONS OF POETRY

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G. Meyer, p. 357, prints a number of such variations on the standing first verse:—

It is dark in the woods

Because of the crows,—

That my girl will be false,

That every one knows.

It is dark in the woods

Because of the firs,—

and so on.

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