The most famous of this collection's sixty-three poems warns the title character "Give pearls away and rubies //
The most famous of this collection's sixty-three poems warns the title character "Give pearls away and rubies // But keep your fancy free." Set in the "land of lost content," the thirteenth poem claims that "Malt does more than Milton can/To justify God's ways to man." Including "Is my team plouging?" and "With Rue My Heart is Laden" \--for 10 points-- name this 1896 poetry collection, named for its pastoral setting by A.E. Housman.
The most famous of this collection's sixty-three poems warns the title character "Give pearls away and rubies //
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