Studies in Reading, By J.W. Searson And George E. Martin Bk. 3
Studies in Reading, By J.W. Searson And George E. Martin Bk. 3
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4. In what sense did he mean the first line of stanza 2 ?
5. Explain the third line of the stanza ?
6. What is the meaning of the fourth line?
7. Does it seem that he could easily recover from such dark discouragement ?
8. Yet how do you account for the first line in the last stanza?
9. What element in his nature comes uppermost?
10. What note of hope and comfort is sounded for the entire race?
[REFERENCES Bryant: The Gladness of Nature. March.
Mrs. Browning: The Little Cares that Fretted Me.
C...oates Kenney: The Rain on the Roof.
John Davidson: Rain in the New Forest.
Tennyson: Tears, Idle Tears.
Riley: The Shower. A Song.
Stevenson: Tropic Rain.
Longfellow: Rain in Summer.
Lowell: Summer Storm.
William C. Bennett: Invocation to Rain in Summer.
Shelley: The Cloud.
THE RECESSIONAL RUDYARD KIPLING THIS poem came at the close of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, the great national demonstra- tion which marked the sixtieth year of the prosperous reign of England's great Christian Queen. Of The Recessional, Kipling himself says : "That poem gave me more trouble than anything I ever wrote.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. In what sense did he mean the first line of stanza 2 ?
5. Explain the third line of the stanza ?
6. What is the meaning of the fourth line?
7. Does it seem that he could easily recover from such dark discouragement ?
8. Yet how do you account for the first line in the last stanza?
9. What element in his nature comes uppermost?
10. What note of hope and comfort is sounded for the entire race?
[REFERENCES Bryant: The Gladness of Nature. March.
Mrs. Browning: The Little Cares that Fretted Me.
C...oates Kenney: The Rain on the Roof.
John Davidson: Rain in the New Forest.
Tennyson: Tears, Idle Tears.
Riley: The Shower. A Song.
Stevenson: Tropic Rain.
Longfellow: Rain in Summer.
Lowell: Summer Storm.
William C. Bennett: Invocation to Rain in Summer.
Shelley: The Cloud.
THE RECESSIONAL RUDYARD KIPLING THIS poem came at the close of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, the great national demonstra- tion which marked the sixtieth year of the prosperous reign of England's great Christian Queen. Of The Recessional, Kipling himself says : "That poem gave me more trouble than anything I ever wrote.
What to read after Studies in Reading, By J.W. Searson And George E. Martin Bk. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W James William Searson to read onlineMoreLess
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