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24 And summer pools could hardly cool The fever on my brow. I remember, I remember The fir trees dark and high; I used to think their slender tops Were close against the sky : It was a childish ignorance, But now 'tis little joy To know I'm farther off from Heaven Than when I was a boy. Glossary peeping /pi:piN/ look at secretly and for a moment morn /mO:n/ morning - Thomas Hood wink /wINk/ shine with a light that flickers or flashes quickly on and off borne /bO:n/ carried laburnum /lJ'b3:nJm/ tree with yellow flowers swallows /'swQlJUz/ to take something in or completely cover; small birds with long pointed wings and tail with two points. spirit /'spIrIt/ soul slender /'slendJ(r)/ long and thin ignorance /'IgnJrJns/ no knowledge joy /dZOI/ gladness Textbook
Vocabulary Textbook Exercises A. Infer the meanings of the following words from the context. remember, peeping, light, spirit, heavy B. Make a list of words where ‘re’ is not used as a prefix. Example : record. C. Distinguish between the following words. house - home little - small too - very heavy - light hard - hardly D. Pronounce the following words. living - leaving where - were pulls - pools farther - father born - barn - borne Comprehension A. Read the first stanza and answer the questions. 1. Why does the poet remember ‘the house’ ? 2. What does ‘too soon’ and ‘too long’ refer to ? 3. What does the poet desire ? 4. Find out the lines which express the beauty of the sun-shine. 25
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