Posted by Jonathan on January 17, 192001 at 13:55:41:

Hey all, I'm doing a research project for school, and I would like to know, what does the line about the Eternal Footman mean? What is it an allusion to? I really have to know why that particular line is significant, and how does it relate/add to the poem. I'm really in need of help here.

Please E-mail me in reply; gluegun_cwal@hotmail.com

• Re: What does "Eternal Footman" Line mean? Michael Malone 12:20:48 5/27/2001 (2)
  • Re: What does "Eternal Footman" Line mean? Michael N 02:37:24 1/22/2002 (1)
    • Re: What does "Eternal Footman" Line mean? Lindsey 13:43:41 9/03/2002 (0)

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