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She dips her pen in scented ink.
“How jeweled pens will sputter!
A novel it will be, I think,
Of pavement and of gutter.”

And so she writes of those that drudge
And sweat for bread and butter,
While crunching squares of almond fudge.
No wonder critics cut her.
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