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"Facts and Fancies" was written by Orpheus Everts.

Facts and Fancies

Orpheus Everts

Facts and Fancies

Orpheus Everts

Facts and Fancies is a collection of poems by Orpheus Everts, centered around themes of life and reflection during a southbound train ride to Cincinnati. The work captures the essence of travel and the experiences that accompany it, offering insights into the human condition. Published in the early 20th century, this collection stands out for its vivid imagery and emotional depth.

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