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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A WET NIGHT MAKETH A DRY MORNING, by ANONYMOUS
Last Line: And the cure most fair is the self-same hair / of the dog that gave the bite
Subject(s): Labor & Laborers
Last Line: And the cure most fair is the self-same hair / of the dog that gave the bite
Subject(s): Labor & Laborers
'"A wet night maketh a dry morning,"
Quoth Hendyng, "rede ye right;
And the cure most fair is the self-same hair
Of the dog that gave the bite."'
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