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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DISTRUST (2), by ROBERT HERRICK Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: What ever men for loyalty pretend
Last Line: Tis wisdomes part to doubt a faithfull friend.
Subject(s): Distrust
First Line: What ever men for loyalty pretend
Last Line: Tis wisdomes part to doubt a faithfull friend.
Subject(s): Distrust
What ever men for Loyalty pretend,
'Tis Wisdomes part to doubt a faithfull friend.
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