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'whose passion not his master's are' line meaning

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Answered by tanishkarawat509

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In these lines the poet describes the character of a happy man. He is free and self-dependent. ... Explanation : In this stanza the poet says that a man who is calm and balanced is always happy. He is not guided or controlled by the strong feelings of heart, e.g. anger, hate, love, etc.

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