What Redress | James Whitcomb Riley

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What Redress

James Whitcomb Riley

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I pray you, do not use this thing
For vengeance; but if questioning
What wound, when dealt your humankind,
Goes deepest,-surely he will find
Who wrongs _you_, loving _him_ no less-
There's nothing hurts like tenderness.

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1 I pray you, do not use this thing For vengeance; but if questioning What wound, when dealt your humankind, Goes deepest,-surely he will find Who wrongs_ you _, loving_ him_
2 no less-
3 There 's nothing hurts like tenderness.

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