This character is likely named after a type of fur used in nobles' robes and a French term for a horse. This man "eyed a khaki suit with loathing" in a stanza that expresses his preference for "iron clothing." This man, who dreamed of "Thebes and Camelot," loved the Medici despite never having seen one of them. This man "coughed, and called it fate, / And kept on drinking" at the end of a poem that calls him a "child of scorn" who was "born too late." For 10 points, name this character who "loved the days of old" in an Edwin Arlington Robinson poem.
This character is likely named after a type of fur used in nobles' robes and a French term for a horse. This man "eyed a khaki suit with loathing" in a stanza that expresses his preference for "iron clothing." This man, who dreamed of "Thebes and Camelot," loved the Medici despite never having seen one of them. This man "coughed, and called it fate, / And kept on drinking" at the end of a poem that calls him a "child of scorn" who was "born too late." For 10 points, name this character who "loved the days of old" in an Edwin Arlington Robinson poem.
This character is likely named after a type of fur used in nobles' robes and a French term for a horse.