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4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper How does the poet bring out the incomparable quality of the reaper’s song? What effect does it have on the poet? 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper Some beautiful experiences amidst nature become sweet memories to us. Reflecting upon William Wordsworth’s poem ‘The Solitary Reaper’ write your memories in the form of a diary entry. 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper Wordsworth had a wonderful experience listening to file highland girl while out for a walk in the countryside. He comes home and pens down his feelings in his diary. Write his diary. 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper Imagine you are William Wordsworth. Write a diary entry in about 150 words describing your experience of listening to the reaper’s song. 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper “Music is a universal language that binds us all.” Write a diary entry describing your experience of listening to the reaper’s song. 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper How has the poet brought out that the song sung by the Solitary Reaper was really enchanting and incomparable? 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper William Wordsworth describes the scene of the solitary reaper to his sister Dorothy in a letter. As Wordsworth write the letter. 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper In the first stanza, some words or phrases have been used to show that the girl working in the fields is alone. Which are those words and phrases? What effect do they create in the mind of the reader? 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper Why do you think Wordsworth has chosen the song of the nightingale and the cuckoo for comparison with the Solitary Reaper’s song? 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper How is an aura of mystery and magic created in the poem? 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper How has the poet made use of the comparisons in ‘The Solitary Reaper’? 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper Does the title ‘The Solitary Reaper’ suit the poem? Comment. 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper How could the poet hear the song of the Solitary Reaper? When could it be heard no more? 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper At the end how did the poet react to the reaper’s song in the poem ‘The Solitary Reaper’? 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper Discuss the comparison of the Solitary Reaper’s song with the other birds as given in the poem. 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper When and where does the cuckoo sing? 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper The Solitary Reaper sings a melancholy strain. How does it affect the poet? 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper The ‘Solitary Reaper’ describes a memorable experience of William Wordsworth. Describe. 4 years ago Rohit1998 class 9 cbse ncert the solitary reaper Where was the Solitary Reaper? 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