Fron Questions: page 143
Vocabulary Strategy: Figures of Speech
Practice and Apply Reread the...
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Fron Questions: page 143
Vocabulary Strategy: Figures of Speech
Practice and Apply Reread the paragraph that begins on line 76 of the memoir. The first
sentence of that paragraph is an allusion to a well-known quotation from the long poem The
Rime of the Ancient Mariner, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Find the poem and identify the
famous lines in Part II. What meaning from the poem might Harris have tried to connect to his
own experience?
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