An edition of In hospital: rhymes and rhythms (1908)

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In hospital
William Ernest Henley
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An edition of In hospital: rhymes and rhythms (1908)

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T.B. Mosher
Language
English
Pages
39

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Subjects
Medicine, Poetry, Hospitals

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In hospital: rhymes and rhythms
1982, Thomas B. Mosher
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In hospital: rhymes and rhythms.
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In hospital
1908, T. B. Mosher
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1908, Thomas B. Kosher
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Edition Notes

For a letter from Dr. G.A. Gibson who treated Henley and who identifies people about whom several of the poems were written, see MS. file.

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Portland, Me

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vi, 39, [2] p.
Number of pages
39

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OL19166138M

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