Quo Musa Tendis?
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A collection of poems by James Kenneth Stephen, a 19th century British poet and scholar. Known primarily for his wit and erudition, Stephen's poems are marked by their abstruseness and allusiveness. This collection includes some of his best-known works, including 'Lapsus Calami', 'Aprilis', and 'In Memoriam R. L. Stevenson'.
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