Sonnet 71: No longer mourn for me when I am dead

[@JANITOROFHISTORY]

" WE SOMETIMES CONGRATULATE OURSELVES AT THE MOMENT OF WAKING FROM A TROUBLED DREAM: WE SHALL PROBABLY CONGRATULATE OURSELVES THE MOMENT AFTER DEATH. " - HAWTHORNE

[@starrified]

Hi omg your comment is 10years ago how old are you now?

[@EnriqueJohnson-x1u]

@@starrifiedomg ur comment is 1 years old

[@andielessa]

Than* you shall hear the surly sullen bell

[@MFconfuse]

Is it really "than"?

[@coosoorlog]

'then' is the word in the text.
'than' is basically what it means in modern English.

[@novqq]

@@coosoorlog wrong
Then is time
Than is comparison

[@alberletlakaskiado4704]

2nd line: 'then' should be 'than' for a meaningful sentence, shouldn't it

[@novqq]

Then is used for time
Than is used for comparison