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Title: Etain the Beloved and Other Poems
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ETAIN THE BELOVED
AND OTHER POEMS
BY THE SAME AUTHOR
JAMES H. COUSINS
From a pencil sketch by Florence Gillespie
ETAIN THE BELOVED
AND OTHER POEMS
BY JAMES H. COUSINS
MAUNSEL & COMPANY, LIMITED,
96 MIDDLE ABBEY STREET, DUBLIN
1912
CONTENTS
ETAIN THE BELOVED
TO PENROSE MORRIS
ETAIN THE BELOVED
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