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“I wonder now if you ever remember... Whether your June is all turned to December... Gone are those winters of chats and of dances... Gone the aroma of life's young romances... Ah! well enough, as you dance on in joyance... Fashion and riches will mask much annoyance.”

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Christopher Pearse Cranch
Christopher Pearse Cranch

Christopher Pearse Cranch was an American writer known for his poetry and prose. Born on March 8, 1813, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, he spent much of his life in the United States, with a brief period in England. Cranch's work often reflected his abolitionist views and his interest in nature and the supernatural. He died on January 20, 1892. more

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