Drawing on masses of new and rediscovered ma terial, this text describes Gibran''s boyhood in Lebanon, his family''s impoverished years in turn-of-the century Boston, and his eventual friendship with that city''s intellectual an d artistic elite. '
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The two authors are unusually qualified to present this story. The younger Kahlil Gibran, a noted sculptor, is the poet's cousin and namesake. Over a thirty-year period, he was entrusted with a formidable body of work left by the poet. Jean Gibran, a school teacher, has worked closely with her husband in researching this biography.
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New York, Kahlil Gibran, Fred Holland Day, Marlborough Street, Oliver Place, Mary Haskell, Louise Guiney, Middle East, Tyler Street, Back Bay, Denison House, Miss Teahan, The Broken Wings, The Seven Arts, Rose O'Neill, Ameen Rihani, Josephine Peabody, Barbara Young, Five Islands, Miss Keyes, Photo Juley, United States, Witter Bynner, Jessie Beale, Selim Dahir New!
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The date of my birth is unknown, Kahlil Gibran once said. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Kahlil Gibran, Fred Holland Day, Marlborough Street, Oliver Place, Mary Haskell, Louise Guiney, Middle East, Tyler Street, Back Bay, Denison House, Miss Teahan, The Broken Wings, The Seven Arts, Rose O'Neill, Ameen Rihani, Josephine Peabody, Barbara Young, Five Islands, Miss Keyes, Photo Juley, United States, Witter Bynner, Jessie Beale, Selim Dahir New!
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