Which quote from "mr. Flood's party" best supports your answer to #5? question 6 options: "there was not much that was ahead of
him, and there was nothing in the town below— where strangers would have shut the many doors that many friends had opened long ago. " "then, as a mother lays her sleeping child down tenderly, fearing it may awake, he sat the jug down slowly at his fee" " 'well, mr. Flood, we have not met like this in a long time; and many a change has come to both of us, i fear, since last it was we had a drop together. Welcome home!' " "convivially returning with himself, again he raised the jug up to the light;".
Out of the quote from "Mr. Flood's party" the one that is been seen as one that supports the answer to #5 is that <em>many friends had opened long ago.</em>
The poem which was based on one old man, according to him, he kept reminiscing on the past memories to keep himself happy because he is happy to still be in the land of living.
<h3>The summary of poem of Mr. Flood's party?</h3>
This poem is all about an old man that is in his old age life, he was known to have outlived his friends because he was lucky t live up to that age.
