The Fourth Reader
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" Felicia Hemans.
For Preparation. — I. Mrs. Hemans lived for some time in the north of Wales. Do you think that the orphan child here described came from the mountainous districts of Wales, and that the poem is founded on some inci- dent that took place there ? Do you think that this poem is more pathetic (affecting, causing pity) than " The Mariner's Dream " ? (Lesson XXXVII. ) II. Thyme (fim), 8c6nt'-ed, vme'-yard (vin'-), launch.
III. Tell which lines in this poem included in quotation mark...s (" ") are spoken by the lady who has adopted the child, and which are spoken by the child. Why is the dash used after know^ low, away, play, flow, blow ? (Denotes abrupt change. The child breaks off his description of the scenes he loves so well, in order to beseech the lady to let him return to them. ) IV. Red cup-moss, scented thyme, heath flower, foxglove's bell.
V. This poem is a most vivid picture of homesickness. Note how the child calls up the images of home, and describes them until he can re- strain himself no longer, and bursts out with his prayer to the lady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Felicia Hemans.
For Preparation. — I. Mrs. Hemans lived for some time in the north of Wales. Do you think that the orphan child here described came from the mountainous districts of Wales, and that the poem is founded on some inci- dent that took place there ? Do you think that this poem is more pathetic (affecting, causing pity) than " The Mariner's Dream " ? (Lesson XXXVII. ) II. Thyme (fim), 8c6nt'-ed, vme'-yard (vin'-), launch.
III. Tell which lines in this poem included in quotation mark...s (" ") are spoken by the lady who has adopted the child, and which are spoken by the child. Why is the dash used after know^ low, away, play, flow, blow ? (Denotes abrupt change. The child breaks off his description of the scenes he loves so well, in order to beseech the lady to let him return to them. ) IV. Red cup-moss, scented thyme, heath flower, foxglove's bell.
V. This poem is a most vivid picture of homesickness. Note how the child calls up the images of home, and describes them until he can re- strain himself no longer, and bursts out with his prayer to the lady.
What to read after The Fourth Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, William Torrey, 1835-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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