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Longfellows works of poetry include a birthday ballad in praise of Agassiz, which Longfellow read aloud at the Saturday Club, and in which Nature addressed the Professor: John Greenleaf Whittier also wrote a poem about Agassiz, more than a hundred lines in length, ten of which are these: Longfellow, travelling in Europe in 1868, called on Charles Darwin

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