File:The Fir-Topped Hurst by William Russell Flint 1910.jpg

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English: 'The Fir-Topped Hurst' by William Russell Flint, 1910
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Author William Russell Flint

Published in The Scholar Gipsy & Thyrsis by Matthew Arnold, 1910

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