Training in Appreciation Art Literature Music
Training in Appreciation Art Literature Music
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(b) This atmosphere is created by several means e. G. : (i) The occasion; the minstrel and " ladies gay. " (ii) The fate of lovely Rosabelle, the last of a noble line; the tragedy deepened by the reference to the expectant parents and to Rosabelle's desire to join her lover, a desire which she reveals by her effort to conceal it.
LITERATURE 65 (iii) The wild night; the two castles, etc. (iv) The inauspicious omens urged by the boatman, and the mysterious light presaging woe to Rosabelle's line,... (v) The uncoffined ancestors; the contrast between their fate and that of the last of their line, (vi) The suspense in which the listener is kept up to the last verses and the indirect method of stating the disaster.
(c) The climax is found in the last two verses. The note of suspense is increased by the abrupt break at the end of verse 6 when the process of reaching the narrative climax is interrupted and the scene shifted.
2. (a) To a class of ten to twelve the poem Rosabelle may present difficulties at certain points e.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(b) This atmosphere is created by several means e. G. : (i) The occasion; the minstrel and " ladies gay. " (ii) The fate of lovely Rosabelle, the last of a noble line; the tragedy deepened by the reference to the expectant parents and to Rosabelle's desire to join her lover, a desire which she reveals by her effort to conceal it.
LITERATURE 65 (iii) The wild night; the two castles, etc. (iv) The inauspicious omens urged by the boatman, and the mysterious light presaging woe to Rosabelle's line,... (v) The uncoffined ancestors; the contrast between their fate and that of the last of their line, (vi) The suspense in which the listener is kept up to the last verses and the indirect method of stating the disaster.
(c) The climax is found in the last two verses. The note of suspense is increased by the abrupt break at the end of verse 6 when the process of reaching the narrative climax is interrupted and the scene shifted.
2. (a) To a class of ten to twelve the poem Rosabelle may present difficulties at certain points e.
What to read after Training in Appreciation Art Literature Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nancy Catty to read onlineMoreLess
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