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Alfred Noyes

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Noun1.Alfred Noyes - English poet (1880-1958)Alfred Noyes - English poet (1880-1958)            
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quot; Or we go back to the 15th century, Alfred Noyes stated that "the Language of Roses originated in Persia.
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At which time of year did the poet Alfred Noyes suggest that people go down to Kew Gardens?
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