The line's eye: poetic experience, American sight

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Acknowledgments Introduction: Poetic Experience Theories and Practices Range-finding Line's Eye, Lit Stream Jefferson, Audubon, and Thoreau Nature The Force of the Fable: Thoreau, Dickinson, and Moore So Much Depends: Audubon, Dickinson, and Williams Culture To Set the Voices Speaking: Jefferson, Williams, and Frost Work, Works, Working: Edwards, Frost, and Moore Notes Works Cited Index

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