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Divert her eyes with pictures in the fire. alexander pope

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My copper lamps, at any rate, For being true antique, I bought; Yet wisely melted down my plate, On modem models to be wrought. daniel defoe

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It is stern work, it is perilous work, to thrust your hand in the sun
And pull out a spark of immortal flame to warm the hearts of men:
But Prometheus, torn by the claws and beaks whose task is never done,
Would be tortured another eternity to go stealing fire again. joyce kilmer

The quick brown fox Jumps over the lazy dog

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Baby was a black sheep. Baby was a whore.
Baby got big and baby get bigger.
Baby get something. Baby get more.
Baby, baby, baby was a rock-and-roll nigger.
Oh, look around you, all around you,
riding on a copper wave.
Do you like the world around you?
Are you ready to behave? patti smith

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A modest little book from Gordon & George publishers of Seattle made its appearance in 1915. Its full, rather long-winded title was Presenting the Speed-Ball Pen: with Alphabets, Drawings and Designs Produced with This “Wizard of Lettercraft.” This rather zany font in based on a freehand two-stroke alphabet from that very book, and gets its name from one of many nonsense songs popular in the 1940s.

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