What struck me in reading Mr. Dunbar's poetry was what had already struck his friends in Ohio and Indiana, in Kentucky and Illinois. They had felt, as I felt, that however gifted his race had proven itself in music, in oratory, in several of the other arts, here was the first instance of an American negro who had evinced innate distinction in literature. (W.D. Howells in the Introduction to The Compete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar)
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by BK Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:10
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by DL Read by David Lawrence 1:08
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by FH Read by Foon 1:06
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by GB Read by Garth Burton 1:13
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by GRS Read by Graham Scott 1:05
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by HYP Read by Hypatia 1:01
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by JEF Read by Jennifer Fournier 1:08
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by JH Read by Jude 1:16
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by KMB Read by Kirsten Bradby 0:57
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by LAH Read by Lee Ann Howlett 1:11
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by LCW Read by Larry Wilson 0:57
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by MPE Read by Mark Ernest 1:05
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by MTB Read by Matt Bounds 1:06
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by ND Read by Nan Dodge 1:05
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by PS Read by Phil Schempf 1:03
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by RAJ Read by RajVO 1:06
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by TEN Read by Thomas Ermon 1:02
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by TP Read by Tomas Peter 1:12
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The Poet and The Baby - Read by VB Read by tovarisch 1:13
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