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This blog is dedicated to a miscellaneous number of world literary figures whose works have contributed largely to the shaping out of human mind and development.
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1 comment:
Hello all:
Really very nice site and ofcourse we appreciate the effort of Dr.Alaa ,for providing us with these important literature figures…….
I like Tennyson very much, when I read about him in Victorian literature I found that his poetry is very rich…….I like his famous poem In Memoriam its really a wonderful and sensitive one ,specially when you see such close relationship between friends….how much this great!!!!!!!!
Ghadeer
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