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2.8 · 306 pages · First published 1899
Although Rudyard Kipling is chiefly remembered as the author of such classicsas _Kim_ and _The Jungle Book_, he was also a prodigious and widely read writer of verse, and is considered by many to be the poet of the British Empire. His poetry, like his fiction, gives eloquent expression to the lives of unsung men and women, children, and animals. Witty, profound, acerbic, and occasionally savage, Kipling's poetry can be both tender and deeply moving. This complete, definitive collection of his verse will delight and enthrall readers of all ages.
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BiographyEnglish AuthorsEnglish poetryBaltimore and Ohio Railroad CompanyChildren's poetry, EnglishPoetryBritishRailroad stationsWorks by individual poets: 19th centuryEnglish, Irish, Scottish, WelshCollected worksNobelpristagareLitteraturPoetry (poetic works by one author)Kipling, rudyard, 1865-1936Collected works (single author, multi-form)FictionSocial life and customsPoésie anglaiseEnglish Ballads
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