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English, 23.11.2019 09:31, lazybridplayer

How does your knowledge of historical context you to understand the following passage from “the wanderer”?

he who has tried it knows how cruel is,

sorrow as a companion,

to the one who has few beloved friends,

the path of exile holds him, not at all twisted gold,

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