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In about March of 1877, Emily Dickinson noted in a letter from her home-town of Amherst, Massachusetts, to one of her favourite correspondents, Elizabeth Holland, that there 'is a Dove in the Street and I own beautiful Mud, so I know Summer is coming.I was always attached to Mud, because of what it typifies-also, perhaps, a Child's tie to primeval Pies'. 1 The dating is tentative-but agreed on by both Jay Leyda in his magisterial The Years and Hours of Emily Dickinson and by
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