Identify the two and weave a story.
Answer:
To a Mouse,a poem by Robert Burns had a line which is the inspiration for the name of John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men
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Robert Burns
J.D Salinger?
The Catcher in the Rye?
The title is inspired by a poem from Burns.
The picture below Robert Burns' is John Steinbeck. He wrote 'Of Mice and Men' which is a line from one of Burns' poems.
- Avneeth
steinbeck(right) titled 'Of Mice and Men' from a Robert Burns (left) poem, to a mouse
Steinbeck and Robert Burns..
Connect is John Steinbeck took the title of Burns' novel "Of Mice and Men"
www.jackandlagoon.blogspot.com
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Robert Burns
J.D Salinger?
The Catcher in the Rye?
The title is inspired by a poem from Burns.
The picture below Robert Burns' is John Steinbeck. He wrote 'Of Mice and Men' which is a line from one of Burns' poems.
- Avneeth
steinbeck(right) titled 'Of Mice and Men' from a Robert Burns (left) poem, to a mouse
Steinbeck and Robert Burns..
Connect is John Steinbeck took the title of Burns' novel "Of Mice and Men"
www.jackandlagoon.blogspot.com
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