I Walked a Mile with Pleasure (Poem by Robert Browning Hamilton)
I Walked a Mile with Pleasure by Robert Browning Hamilton (1867-1950) I walked a mile with pleasure; She chatted all the way; But left me
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I Walked a Mile with Pleasure by Robert Browning Hamilton (1867-1950) I walked a mile with pleasure; She chatted all the way; But left me
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