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Quote by Richard Crashaw

“A happy soul, that all the way To heaven hath a summer's day.”

Quote by Richard Crashaw

Book:Complete Works

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This volume encompasses a wide array of the author's or composer's most notable writings or compositions, providing a comprehensive overview of their literary or musical achievements. more

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Richard Crashaw

Richard Crashaw (1612 - August 25, 1649) was an English poet known for his profound exploration of religious themes and his unique poetic style. His works blended religious devotion with humanistic ideas, exerting a significant influence on later poetry. more

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