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THE MEMOIRS OF AN AMERICAN CITI... - ROBERT HERRICK

THE MEMOIRS OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN

ROBERT HERRICK
unknown , English
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THE STORY AND MEMORIES OF NATION OF USA NAME "THE MEMOIRS OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN" BY ROBERT HERRICK WAS PUBLISHED IN 1905.

TO

WILL PAYNE

"O Commander of the Faithful," said the other, "shall I tell thee what I have seen with my eyes or what I have only heard tell?"

"If thou hast seen aught worth telling," replied the Khalif, "let us hear it: for report is not like eye-witness."

"O Commander of the Faithful," said the other, "lend me thine ear and thine heart."

"O Ibn Mensour," answered the Khalif, "behold I am listening to thee with mine ears, and looking at thee with mine eyes, and attending to thee with mine hear."

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