| Front | Quote the repetition of 'mark' in 'London' and what effect does this have? |
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| Back | "And mark in every face I meet Marks of weakness, marks of woe" - to mark is to notice so there is lots of pain to notice - 'Mark' could also mean a 'brand' so the poor people are trapped as if they are property |
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