In the first stanza, the spider, very politely, asks the fly whether she will walk into his parlour, which he claims to be ”the prettiest little parlour” the fly ever saw. This is the first invitation the spider offers to the fly. Read summary of The Spider and the Fly
In the first stanza, the spider, very politely, asks the fly whether she will walk into his parlour, which he claims to be ”the prettiest little parlour” the fly ever saw. This is the first invitation the spider offers to the fly.
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The spider wanted to invite the fly into his parlour as he wanted to devour her. He was using all types of tricks to lure the fly in to eat her up. Read summary of The Spider and the Fly
The spider wanted to invite the fly into his parlour as he wanted to devour her. He was using all types of tricks to lure the fly in to eat her up.
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