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In the seafarer what does the speaker mean when he says "Therefore they are hotter for me, the joys of the Lord, than this dead life, loaned on land"?
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In the seafarer what does the speaker mean when he says

"Therefore they are hotter for me, the joys of the
Lord, than this dead life, loaned on land"?

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Answer:be a cool kid and always be mean

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