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Incanting

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In`cant´ing
a.1.Enchanting.


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In New York to finish off the semester at Columbia, I suitably braced myself for the role of Old European Stager who has, from time to time, expressed boredom and frustration in the face of pea-eyed digi-surfers, incanting software jargon and following the path of the algorithm with a piety uncannily similar to the religious with their catechisms.
Written and told by Sandburg to his daughter, the stories sound glorious read aloud and may lead you and the children to Sandburg's great collection The People, Yes: The American Songbag, and to the gorgeous recordings of this great American poet incanting his own verse.
 
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