"The Pulley" is found in, for 10 points, what collection that contains "Easter Wings," written by George Herbert?
One poem in this collection describes the "train-bands and mates" of the world, who consist of Wit, Conversation, Glory, Money, and Beauty. Another poem mentions "clothes… taken from a chest of sweets" that quickly consign infants to their deaths. This collection contains "A Quip," "Mortification" and poems describing a "glass of blessing standing by," as mankind is endowed with virtue and "decaying more and more/till he became/most poor." The speaker exhorts "with thee/o let me rise/as larks harmoniously" in that poem, which contains two pairs of stanzas that contract toward the middle, imitating the shape of the title objects. "The Pulley" is found in, for 10 points, what collection that contains "Easter Wings," written by George Herbert?
One poem in this collection describes the "train-bands and mates" of the world, who consist of Wit, Conversation, Glory, Money, and Beauty.
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