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... thee : Madam - Margaret Pie , And her fierce servant , Meagre - Sir John Daw ; Thyself and storehouse now they do store up , And thy whole harvest too within their crop . ( 24-30 ) In the last stanza , the poet enlarges the scope of the ...
... thee : Madam - Margaret Pie , And her fierce servant , Meagre - Sir John Daw ; Thyself and storehouse now they do store up , And thy whole harvest too within their crop . ( 24-30 ) In the last stanza , the poet enlarges the scope of the ...
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... thee , thou thine dost kill ! Thou art thine en'my's sepulchre , And in thee buriest too thine heir . ( 31-36 , 39-40 ) The analogy between insect and man breaks down here because there is nothing in human endeavors that quite ...
... thee , thou thine dost kill ! Thou art thine en'my's sepulchre , And in thee buriest too thine heir . ( 31-36 , 39-40 ) The analogy between insect and man breaks down here because there is nothing in human endeavors that quite ...
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... Thee and thy wounds I would bemoan , Fair thorough - shot Religion ; But he lives only that kills thee , And whoso " The Hidden Fate of Princes " 69.
... Thee and thy wounds I would bemoan , Fair thorough - shot Religion ; But he lives only that kills thee , And whoso " The Hidden Fate of Princes " 69.
Contents
Preface Chronology | 11 |
Life and Works | 15 |
A Poets Interests | 31 |
Copyright | |
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