Questions: - In line 31, Allen refers to the famous passage from William Strachey’s 1615 book, History of Travaile into Virginia Britannica (one of the very few sources from which we draw information about Pocahontas): “Pocahuntas, a well-featured but wanton young girle…of the age of eleven or twelve years, get the boyes forth into the market place, and make them wheele, falling on their hands, turning their heels upwards, whom she would followe, and wheele so herself, naked as she was, all the fort over.” Although Strachey probably never actually saw Pocahontas himself, his description is widely accepted as accurate. How does Allen interpret his account in this poem?