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Dream Song 35: MLA

 Hey, out there!—assistant professors, full,
associates,—instructors—others—any—
I have a sing to shay.
We are assembled here in the capital city for Dull—and one professor's wife is Mary— at Christmastide, hey! and all of you did theses or are doing and the moral history of what we were up to thrives in Sir Wilson's hands— who I don't see here—only deals go screwing some of you out, some up—the chairmen too are nervous, little friends— a chairman's not a chairman, son, forever, and hurts with his appointments; ha, but circle— take my word for it— though maybe Frost is dying—around Mary; forget your footnotes on the old gentleman; dance around Mary.

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