English Language · English Literature
In George Herbert's poem 'Virtue', which stanza alone shifts from describing temporary, perishable things to suggesting absolute permanence?
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- 1The fourth stanza ('Only a sweet and virtuous soul')✓
- 2The third stanza ('Sweet spring')
- 3The second stanza ('Sweet rose')
- 4The first stanza ('Sweet day')
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The fourth stanza ('Only a sweet and virtuous soul')
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