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John Marr and Other Poems

Herman Melville

『John Marr and Other Poems』is a free short novel e-book of Herman Melville available on Project Gutenberg. It has 19,240 words and may take about 2h to read.

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JOHN MARR AND OTHER SAILORS BRIDEGROOM DICK TOM DEADLIGHT JACK ROY Sea Pieces THE HAGLETS THE AEOLIAN HARP TO THE MASTER OF THE "METEOR" FAR OFF SHORE THE MAN-OF-WAR HAWK THE FIG...

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Herman Melville

(1819 - 1891)

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