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  NICHOLAS NYE 1.      How does the poet feel close to the donkey? Ans: The poem "Nicholas Nye" by Walter de la Mare explores the connection between the poet and a donkey named Nicholas Nye. Throughout the poem, the poet expresses a sense of affinity and understanding towards the donkey, highlighting the similarities between them. The poet feels close to the donkey in terms of their shared experiences and the hardships they have both endured. The donkey is described as a weary and worn-out creature, much like the poet himself. This common weariness creates a bond of empathy between them. Additionally, the poet perceives a certain wisdom in the donkey. Despite its tired appearance, Nicholas Nye is portrayed as having a knowing and reflective gaze. The poet recognizes this depth and suggests that there may be hidden depths of wisdom within the donkey's mind. 2.      How did the poet pass his day? Ans: The poet would pass his day i...

    TEXTBOOK QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS   1. What shape did the feud between the two families of Verona take? Ans:    The conflict between the Capulets and the Montagues began with a long-standing dispute that escalated to the point where it affected both sides' supporters and adherents, including distant relatives. Fierce words, blood, and frequent fights broke the peaceful peace of Verona's streets between the two families. 2. What was Romeo's purpose in going to the masked ball? Ans:    Romeo, the son of the old Lord Montague, was a sincere, passionate, and a kind of lover who was ready to lose his sleep for love. Even at the risk of his own life, he attended the Old Lord Capulet's masquerade ball in order to meet his beloved Rosaline. 3. What mention is made of swans, doves and crows in the early part of the tale? In what way do they serve to illustrate a point? Ans: Romeo was convinced to go to the ball wearing a mask so that...