What does the poet say about the Porter? - Vidyadip

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What does the poet say about the Porter?

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In the poem The Sleeping Porter', the poet was described the trails and sufferings of the porter. He climbs the mountain with a heavy load on his back in the snow of winter. He is very weak but he challanges the mountain. His cap is very dirty. His hungry son is shievering with cold.

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