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In fifteen hundred years since monks heaped loam - Murray Alfredson
In Flanders fields the poppies blow - John McCrae
In front of us, made up of bridges stolen from - Albert Hagenaars
IN gay hostility and barbarous pride, - Samuel Johnson
In gay Vaux-hall now saunter beaux and belles - Anonymous
In Gevaudun were brothers three, - Anonymous
In good King Charles's golden days - Anonymous
in Great Edo - Kobayashi Issa
In Havenpool Harbour the ebb was strong, - Thomas Hardy
In Holambra, a contraction of HOLland, AMerica and - Neil Leadbeater
In India's land one listens aghast - Ella Wheeler Wilcox
In Juear's pinewood alleys, - Luis de Gongora
IN July, when the bees swarmed thick upon the linden tops - George Walter Thornbury
In Kevin Costner's Midnight Star - Michael Magee
In Kohln, a town of monks and bones - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
in Kyoto - Kobayashi Issa
In Liverpool, the good old town, we miss - Robert Leighton
In love, you don't know what you're getting in Elizabeth, N.J. - Eli Siegel
In Lowestoft a boat was laid - Rudyard Kipling
In Lynn's midst is High Rock, on which we stand, - Thomas Porter

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