But here he doesn't count for much. 30 They all are off their native heath - Shake, Mulleary and 31 Go-ethe. 32 They sit there, on their chests, as bland 33 As if they were not second-hand. 34 Notes: I do not know of what they think, 35 Nor why they never frown or wink, 36 But why from smiling they refrain 37 I think I clearly can explain: 38 They none of them could show much teeth - Shake, 39 Mulleary and Go-ethe. 40 Shake, Mulleary And Go-Ethe By: Henry Cuyler Bunner Checking for Understanding How does the author use repetition in this poem? What do you notice about the structure of this poem?
30 But here he doesn't count for much. 31 They all are off their native heath - Shake, Mulleary and 32 Go-ethe. 33 They sit there, on their chests, as bland 34 As if they were not second-hand. Notes: 35 I do not know of what they think, 36 Nor why they never frown or wink, 37 But why from smiling they refrain 38 I think I clearly can explain: 39 They none of them could show much teeth - Shake, 40 Mulleary and Go-ethe. Shake, Mulleary And Go-Ethe By: Henry Cuyler Bunner Checking for Understanding How does the author use repetition in this poem? What do you notice about the structure of this poem?