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Of all the 'strange wonders', the strangest in Donne's poem 'Go Catch a Falling Star' would be

In Donne's 'Goe, and Catche a Falling Starre', even if one travels ten thousand days and sees every strange wonder in the world, the strangest and most impossible wonder…

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Of all the 'strange wonders', the strangest in Donne's poem 'Go Catch a Falling Star' would be

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In Donne's 'Goe, and Catche a Falling Starre', even if one travels ten thousand days and sees every strange wonder in the world, the strangest and most impossible wonder would be to find a woman who is both 'true, and faire'.

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