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How are the Book of Sand and the "rope of sands" in the collar  related (In “The Collar,” George Herbert writes: “Forsake thy cage / Thy rope of sands, / Which petite …

How are the Book of Sand and the "rope of sands" in the collar  related (In “The Collar,” George Herbert writes: “Forsake thy cage / Thy rope of sands, / Which petite …
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How are the Book of Sand and the "rope of sands" in the collar  related (In “The Collar,” George Herbert writes: “Forsake thy cage / Thy rope of sands, / Which petite thoughts have made.)

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They both are books and go in a library
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