" In another work this poet pleads the title character to "eat your victuals fast enough", while another of his works sees a character "chaired…through the market-place"  after he "won [his] town the race."
This author noted how "here hang I, and right and left / two poor fellows hang for theft" in a poem entitled "Here the hangman stops his cart." In another work this poet pleads the title character to "eat your victuals fast enough", while another of his works sees a character "chaired…through the market-place"  after he "won [his] town the race." Those works were first published in the poetry collection A Shropshire Lad. For 10 points, name this Englishman who penned "Terence, this is stupid stuff," "To an Athlete Dying Young," and "When I was one-and-twenty."
This author noted how "here hang I, and right and left / two poor fellows hang for theft" in a poem entitled "Here the hangman stops his cart.
Alfred Edward Housman