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The fact that father and daughter were both poets and both possessed conspicuous German traits gave them a sort of unified personality. Both had striking artistic temperaments and the same appreciation of humor, though the latter did not show itself in her poetic writings. On the contrary, the poems
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119:; August 7, 1861 – October 8, 1945) was an American poet and short story writer. Although given to the writing of poetry, she was practical in her composition. Siller was also something of a linguist, a musician, and had was said to have "views".
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Siller inherited from her parents a love of literature and art. She used the pen name, "Hilda". She wrote for
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249:"One Soul" (translated from the German of GĂĽnther Walling) (1891)
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