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851
--
Tennyson
a
poet
!
Why
,
he
's
only
a
rhymester
!
852
--
O
,
get
out
!
said
Heron
.
Everyone
knows
that
Tennyson
is
the
greatest
poet
.
853
--
And
who
do
you
think
is
the
greatest
poet
?
asked
Boland
,
nudging
his
neighbour
.
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854
--
Byron
,
of
course
,
answered
Stephen
.
855
Heron
gave
the
lead
and
all
three
joined
in
a
scornful
laugh
.
856
--
What
are
you
laughing
at
?
asked
Stephen
.
857
--
You
,
said
Heron
.
Byron
the
greatest
poet
!
He
's
only
a
poet
for
uneducated
people
.
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858
--
He
must
be
a
fine
poet
!
said
Boland
.
859
--
You
may
keep
your
mouth
shut
,
said
Stephen
,
turning
on
him
boldly
.
All
you
know
about
poetry
is
what
you
wrote
up
on
the
slates
in
the
yard
and
were
going
to
be
sent
to
the
loft
for
.
860
Boland
,
in
fact
,
was
said
to
have
written
on
the
slates
in
the
yard
a
couplet
about
a
classmate
of
his
who
often
rode
home
from
the
college
on
a
pony
: