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Restoration 17th Century Language Poem


Question Posted Friday February 6 2015, 3:10 am

Can anyone help me with this poem by John Wilmot. It is called Fragment.

I am not sure what "she" is arguing to the audience

I know it starts off with her saying men are rather annoying and doesnt quite agree with their submissive attitude and then the rest of it I am not quite sure about. I have managed to look up all the meanings of the words I don't understand but still can't quite piece it together.

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