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Subject: Quote Question - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 27-Jun-84 14:20:00 EDT
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smu!joe    Jun 27 13:20:00 1984

Who wrote the following lines:
	``No man is an island''

	``Ask not for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee''

I am note sure I got them exactly correct.  A friend asked me this
yesterday, and we were surprised we couldn't remember.  He thinks the
were both written by the same guy.  A poet friend of mine couldn't
remember either, but thought it might be Emerson.  I thought it could
be Wordsworth, but couldn't find the lines anywhere.

Joe Ramey
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