The poem was written in 1869 and was first published in 1914 in Thomas Hardy’s collection of poems, Satire of Circumstances, Lyrics and Reveries. Lyonnesse is a mythical place of the Arthurian legend and the poet’s employment of a mythical atmosphere adds a mystical flavor to the poet’s subsequent…
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Question and Answer of Ranga’s Marriage – CBSE Class XI
About “Ranga’s Marriage” :
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Solved Question and Answer of The Summer of the Beautiful White House –…
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Summary of The Summer of the Beautiful White House- Class XI CBSE
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The Dolphins Analysis by Carol Ann Duffy
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Summary of “The Dolphins” by Carol Ann Duffy
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Summary and Analysis of “Crossing the bar” by Lord Alfred Tennyson
Critical Analysis of Crossing the Bar
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The Workbox Analysis by Thomas Hardy
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