[Notes on a Robert Frost Lecture at Harvard University, 1940.].

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[Notes on a Robert Frost Lecture at Harvard University, 1940.].

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Notes on remarks made by Robert Frost to a class at Adams House, Harvard University, in the autumn of 1940. Includes also recollections of a talk given at Philips Exeter Academy, and a description of Frost.

6 p. 28 cm.

Dartmouth College Library

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