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The Works of Alexander Pope, Volume 1, Poetry - Volume 1

Note 19 — JANUARY AND MAY:

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The qualities specified by Chaucer are whether she is wise, sober or given to drink, proud or in any other respect unamiable, a scold or wasteful, rich or poor. "And all this," says Justinus, "asketh leisure to enquire," which he urges in reply to the announcement of January that he was determined not to wait.

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