Coleridge's Ancient Mariner
Coleridge's Ancient Mariner
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(See Notes for Milton's conception of Death.) What is the demeanor of the Woman ? What do you imagine to be the demeanor of Death ?
What was the stake in this game which the Woman h^ won ?
Has Death won anything by the dice? How does the gloss enhance the beauty of the description given in the first two lines of the thirteenth stanza? How does the sentence struc- ture in those two lines heighten the effect? What are the peculiarly expressive words in those lines ? To what sense does the first h...alf of the thirteenth stanza appeal ? To what sense the second? What causes the ** far-heard whisper"? Why is the swift motion of the spectre-bark so appalling ? What is signified by the looking sideways up ? What is the force of the comparison in the fourteenth stanza ? How do the dim stars and thick night correspond with the Mariner's mood ? What is the value of the fifth and sixth lines of this stanza ? What is the eastern bar f Can you sketch •* The hornfed Moon, with one bright star Within the nether tip »' ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(See Notes for Milton's conception of Death.) What is the demeanor of the Woman ? What do you imagine to be the demeanor of Death ?
What was the stake in this game which the Woman h^ won ?
Has Death won anything by the dice? How does the gloss enhance the beauty of the description given in the first two lines of the thirteenth stanza? How does the sentence struc- ture in those two lines heighten the effect? What are the peculiarly expressive words in those lines ? To what sense does the first h...alf of the thirteenth stanza appeal ? To what sense the second? What causes the ** far-heard whisper"? Why is the swift motion of the spectre-bark so appalling ? What is signified by the looking sideways up ? What is the force of the comparison in the fourteenth stanza ? How do the dim stars and thick night correspond with the Mariner's mood ? What is the value of the fifth and sixth lines of this stanza ? What is the eastern bar f Can you sketch •* The hornfed Moon, with one bright star Within the nether tip »' ?
What to read after Coleridge's Ancient Mariner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 1772-1834 to read onlineMoreLess
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