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Sylvia Townsend Warner
Sylvia Townsend Warner was born on December 6, 1893 and grew up in Harrow, England, an only child. Her father, George Townsend Warner, taught history at Harrow School, and she was tutored by him as well as various other

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Tree Unleaved, The 
Day after day melts by, so hushed is the season,
So crystal the mornings are, the evenings so wrapped in haze
That we do not notice the passage of the days;
But coming in at the gate to-night I looked up for some reason,
5And saw overhead Time's theft;
For behold, not a leaf was left on the tree near by.
So it may chance, the passage of days abetting
My heedless assumption of life my hands so careless to hold,
That glancing round I shall find myself grown old,
Poetry Trivia 
Question:
What mid-century Anglo-American poet was described by critic C. H. Sisson as "the pedagogue or doctor advising others what truth is"?
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