Must then applauding crowds repeat your name

DMI number:

30235

First Line:

Must then applauding crowds repeat your name

Last Line:

And with the vulgar undistinguished lie

Poem Genre / Form:

Moral and Couplet

Themes:

Advice / moral precepts

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p.22

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