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explain: ' A novice might nonplus'

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Answered by lijibiju131

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Surprised about something new, so much that he/she becomes totally confused. Here poet says that a new learner(learner of all the beastses nature) would get totally confused. ... The poet has written this line “A novice might nonplus” so that the rhyme in the lines of poetry remains.

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