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The Poems of John Donne, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 7 — POEMS

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It cannot be by an entire accident that these poems thus recur in manuscripts which have so far as we can see no common origin.7 And as one is ascribed to Roe on indisputable (and) three on very strong evidence, it is a fair inference, if borne out by a general resemblance of thought, and style, and verse, that they are all by Roe.

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