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<p>James Whitcomb Riley's 'A Child-World', while embodying the quintessential charm and simplicity of pastoral poetry, peers into the universe of childhood with a tender reminiscence that transcends mere nostalgia. Riley adopts a lyrical style infused with dialect that authentically captures the vernacular of the American Midwest. This work, existing within the broader context of late 19th-century Indiana literature, reveals the natural world as ...Seguir leyendo