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Quote by Edward Taylor

“It's food too fine for angels, yet come, take and eat thy fill!”

Quote by Edward Taylor

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Edward Taylor, born in 1642, was a renowned English poet. His poetry, deeply influenced by religion and nature, is known for its profound philosophy and unique style. Taylor's works hold a significant place in 18th-century English literature. more

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