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Upson, Arthur. City, and other poems. *$1. Macmillan.
“Mr. Arthur Upson has achieved a most creditable piece of work in this, his ‘Poem-drama’ ... all which material Mr. Upson has woven most judiciously, with firmness and with delicacy, into his drama, the personages of which live, move, and have individual being, to quite an unusual degree. Mr. Upson has notable lines—notable both for substance and for manner.” Edith M. Thomas.
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Upton, George Putnam. [Standard operas: their plots, their music, and their composers]; new enl. and rev. ed.; il. $1.75. McClurg.