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The poem "The Last Bargain" by   starts with a speaker calling out for someone to   him. He is first approached by the himself, with a . He comes in a  and offers to hire the speaker with his power. The speaker rejects his offer as he does not want to be a slave. Then comes along an   , when it is mid-day. He offers a bag of   to hire the speaker. The speaker does not want to become a slave to money or any materialistic possessions. Towards the end of the day, he is approached by a fair   who tries to win him over with her . But the speaker understands that these are temporary things and moves on. He finally meets a  near the wayward sea, playing with . He offers to hire him with nothing, which makes the speaker a   as he is not bound by any worldly or temporary things.