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There was man, Walt Whitman, who lived in the nineteenth century, in America, who began to define his own person, who began to tell his own secrets, who outlined his own body, and made an outline of his own mind, so other people could see it.
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New York, Walt Whitman, Civil War, Song of Myself, Specimen Days, Long Island, William Carlos Williams, Democratic Vistas, United States, Dooryard Bloom'd, Timber Creek, New Jersey, Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Random House, Savage's Station, White House, Drum Taps, Holy Cow, New Directions, San Francisco, City Lights Books, Crossing Brooklyn Ferry, John Burroughs, Mickle Street, New England
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