Quote by Matthew Green, Coffe House Poem

Or to some coffee-house I stray, For news, the manna of the day, And from the hipp

Or to some coffee-house I stray, For news, the manna of the

Summary

This quote highlights the writer's tendency to frequent coffee houses as a means to learn about current events and stay updated. The phrase "the manna of the day" suggests that news is perceived as essential nourishment, emphasizing the importance of staying informed. It also implies that coffee houses serve as social gathering places where the exchange and discussion of news and information are common activities.

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By Matthew Green, Coffe House Poem

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