To a Poet-Critic | James Whitcomb Riley

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To a Poet-Critic

To a Poet-Critic

James Whitcomb Riley

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Yes,-the bee sings-I confess it-
Sweet as honey-Heaven bless it! -
Yit he'd be a _sweeter_ singer
Ef he didn't have no stinger.

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Yes,-the Proper noun part of speech chunk kind bee Noun part of speech chunk kind sings Noun part of speech chunk kind - Punctuation part of speech chunk kind I Pronoun part of speech chunk kind confess Auxiliary
verb part of speech chunk kind it- Other part of speech chunk kind Space part of speech chunk kind
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Sweet Proper noun part of speech chunk kind as Subordinating
conjunction part of speech chunk kind honey Noun part of speech chunk kind - Punctuation part of speech chunk kind Heaven Proper noun part of speech chunk kind bless Verb part of speech chunk kind it Pronoun part of speech chunk kind ! Punctuation part of speech chunk kind
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- Punctuation part of speech chunk kind Space part of speech chunk kind Yit Proper noun part of speech chunk kind he Pronoun part of speech chunk kind 'd Auxiliary
verb part of speech chunk kind be Auxiliary
verb part of speech chunk kind a Determiner part of speech chunk kind _ Adverb part of speech chunk kind sweeter Adjective part of speech chunk kind _ Noun part of speech chunk kind singer Noun part of speech chunk kind Space part of speech chunk kind Ef Proper noun part of speech chunk kind he Pronoun part of speech chunk kind did Auxiliary
verb part of speech chunk kind n't Particle part of speech chunk kind have Verb part of speech chunk kind no Determiner part of speech chunk kind stinger Noun part of speech chunk kind . Punctuation part of speech chunk kind

1 Yes,-the bee sings- I confess it-
2 Sweet as honey- Heaven bless it!
3 - Yit he 'd be a _ sweeter _ singer Ef he did n't have no stinger.

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