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A poet could not but be gay,In such a jocund company:I gazed–and gazed-but little thoughtWhat wealth the show to me had brought:a) Who is the poet? Who is giving him “a jocund company” and how? [2]b) Explain the line : “what wealth the show to me had brought” [2]c) What important features had the poet experienced about the “jocund” companion in the beginning of the poem? [2]d) When did the poet recall about his “jocund” companion? How did hefeel when he recalled his companion? [2]e) The poet of this poem is often described as the “Nature Poet”. Do you agree?Justify your stance with reference to this poem.​

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The phrase ‘DWELLING place’ in the SECOND stanza refers to ______. A) The SUBJECT’s face B) The poet’s imagination C) The subject’s mind D) The poet’s LINES



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