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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ON HAYLEY'S PORTRAIT, by WILLIAM COWPER Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Achilles and hector and homer and all
Last Line: Shall then hide its pick-pocket looks in the dark.
First Line: Achilles and hector and homer and all
Last Line: Shall then hide its pick-pocket looks in the dark.
Achilles and Hector and Homer and all
When your face appears shall come down from the wall.
And mine, theme of many an angry remark,
Shall then hide its pick-pocket looks in the dark.
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