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Woodchuck watchful, next to hole

Extracting the Woodchuck

Source: Harvard Magazine

In this biographical essay, literary critic Adam Kirsch argues that Robert Frost led a kind of double life that was necessary to create his acclaimed poetry.

This entry was posted in The Modern World and tagged Arts & Entertainment, Historic Figures, Opinion on September 1, 2017 by Anita Hacker.

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