THE BAKERY WAITRESS

A poem encoded from the book The Sea by James Oppenheim

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                <l>WHAT face lifts, so perfect in profile?</l>
                <l>Who speaks to the young men at the table?</l>
                <l>Is it Minerva slipped from her marble?</l>
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                <l>But what do the young men see?</l>
                <l>One calls: "Hey! kid! butter-cakes and coffee!"</l>
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                <l>Curious, how very blind these eaters can be!</l>
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The Sea 2019 University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center for Digital Research in the Humanities
319 Love Library University of Nebraska–Lincoln Lincoln, NE 68588-4100 thanhloi.le89@gmail.com
2012

Copyright © 2019 by Thanhloi Le

The Sea; 1924 The Sea James Oppenheim March 1924 Alfred A. Knoff, INC. New York

Thanhloi Le Transcribed and encoded a poem THE BAKERY WAITRESS view page image(s) WHAT face lifts, so perfect in profile? Who speaks to the young men at the table? Is it Minerva slipped from her marble? But what do the young men see? One calls: "Hey! kid! butter-cakes and coffee!" 5 Curious, how very blind these eaters can be! 206

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The Sea 2019 University of Nebraska–Lincoln Center for Digital Research in the Humanities
319 Love Library University of Nebraska–Lincoln Lincoln, NE 68588-4100 thanhloi.le89@gmail.com
2012

Copyright © 2019 by Thanhloi Le

The Sea; 1924 The Sea James Oppenheim March 1924 Alfred A. Knoff, INC. New York

Thanhloi Le Transcribed and encoded a poem THE BAKERY WAITRESS WHAT face lifts, so perfect in profile? Who speaks to the young men at the table? Is it Minerva slipped from her marble? But what do the young men see? One calls: "Hey! kid! butter-cakes and coffee!" Curious, how very blind these eaters can be! 206