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Issue Details: First known date: 1913... 1913 The Magpie's Song
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The Magpie's Song i "Oh, I love to be by Bindi, where the fragrant pastures are,", Frank Samuel Williamson , 1928 extract poetry (The Magpie's Song)
— Appears in: The Victorian Reading-Books : Eighth Book 1928; (p. 27-28)
The Magpie's Song i "Where the dreaming Tiber wanders by the haunted Appian Way,", Frank Samuel Williamson , 1940 extract poetry (The Magpie's Song)
— Appears in: The Victorian Reading-Books : Eighth Book 1940; (p. 25-26)
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