D Read these lines and answer the questions that follow. 1. If you want to give men knowledge You must get it ere you give. a. What 'knowledge' is the poet talking about? b. How can we get this knowledge? c. How will this ‘knowledge' help us? 2. For the pleasures of many May be oft times traced to one, a. What should we do for the pleasures of many? b. How essential is it? c. What does the poet mean by the second line of the extract?
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The poet believed that we can make the world better by setting a watch upon our actions so that they are always right and true and secondly by getting our mind rid of selfish motives.
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