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Poet: Edgar Lee Masters
Poem: Doc Hill
Comment 2 of 2, added on June 1st, 2005 at 3:19 PM.
Dearest of all, this is but a small remark on that which E. L. Masters has written. Doc Hill is far from being an unlikely sort that is of the same vein as Mr. Masters. His work as a lawyer, who spent much time devoted to helping the poor, who often times were ill, displays a coveted role as Doc Hill himself. And his marriage faltered as well. "Doc Hill" is far from an obiter dictum, but rather a self-proclaimed mark of a life spent with taxing formalities.
Corbit Weld Granbery from United States
Comment 1 of 2, added on June 1st, 2005 at 3:19 PM.
Dearest of all, this is but a small remark on that which E. L. Masters has written. Doc Hill is far from being an unlikely sort that is of the same vein as Mr. Masters. His work as a lawyer, who spent much time devoted to helping the poor, who often times were ill, displays a coveted role as Doc Hill himself. And his marriage faltered as well. "Doc Hill" is far from an obiter dictum, but rather a self proclaim mork of a life spent with taxing formalities.
Corbit Weld Granbery from United States
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Dearest of all, this is but a small remark on that which E. L. Masters has written. Doc Hill is far from being an unlikely sort that is of the same vein as Mr. Masters. His work as a lawyer, who spent much time devoted to helping the poor, who often times were ill, displays a coveted role as Doc Hill himself. And his marriage faltered as well. "Doc Hill" is far from an obiter dictum, but rather a self-proclaimed mark of a life spent with taxing formalities.
Corbit Weld Granbery from United States