“Idon’tsayIdon’’tholdwithchildrenkeepingcompany, andneverdid.”
“Butyoudon’tmindourAnniegoingoutwithJimInger.”
“They’vemoresensethanyoutwo.”
“Why?”
“OurAnnie’snotoneofthedeepsort.”
’sdeath; andhereyeshurther.
“Well,”hesaid, “it’’?”
“Ioughttohavebeeninbedalongtimeago,”shereplied.
“Why, mother, youknowyouwouldn’thavegonebeforequarter-pastten.”
“Oh, yes, Ishould!”
(T) orfalse (F).
____ 1)OneeveningwhenPaulandMiriamarewalkinghome, shebringshimintothewoodtoseeaparticularbush.
____ 2)Miriamfailstofindthewild-rosebushinthewood.
____ 3)Paulissomehowdisappointedatthiswoodexcursion.
____ 4)PauldenieshisrelationshipwithMiriamandinsiststhattheyarenotcourting.
____ 5)’sloveandattention.
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1)WhydoesMiriamwanttosharetherosebushwithPaul?
2)WhatdoesPaulthinkofMiriam?
3)WhatgoeswrongbetweenPaulandMiriam?
4)Whatroledoesnatureplayinthestory?
5)HowdoyouperceivetherelationshipbetweenPaulandhismother?
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Writteninthelatesixteenthcentury, thislovepoemThePassionateShepherdtoHisLovepresentsthecountrysideasbeautiful, , answerthefollowingquestions.
1)Whydopeopleoftendreamofmovingfromthecitytothecountryside? Listatleastfivequalitiesthatpeopleexpectfromlifeinthecountryside.
2)Inthepoem, ?
3)Howwouldyoupersuadesomeonetodothis?
