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Paperback In Memoriam: Epitaphs on C.G. Gordon Book

ISBN: 0526599391

ISBN13: 9780526599394

In Memoriam: Epitaphs on C.G. Gordon

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When I first began to read this book, it was in my Senior English class. At first I thought it would be some dumb poem. But as we read I became so enthralled I couldn't put it down. Alfred Tennyson wrote with such good emotion and truth I felt I knew what he was feeling. He describes so many emotions that most of us feel, and he did it so well. This is a very wonderful book! And although I have only read it once, that is all it took for me to know that it has become one of my favorite.

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