Answer: main event and lots of facts about the passage
Explanation:
In the Preface to Lyrical Ballads, Wordsworth needed to express his hypothesis of verse. The Preface is, along these lines, a defense of that hypothesis and of the subjects and styles of the sonnets in Lyrical Ballads. One part of this hypothesis was to utilize topics about regular life.
Answer: a man is injured and goes with his valet into a castle type place. He goes into a bedroom with paintings on the wall and a book explaining each painting. His valet falls asleep but the guy stays awake looking at the pictures and reading the book about them. He goes to adjust the candlelight and the light flares and a new picture appears that is freakishly lifelike. He reads the story in the book that explains it. The story is that a man was a painter and his wife didn’t like that he was a painter, but she sat for him to paint her to please him. As he began painting her she became ill. She got worse and worse as he painted more and more. When the painter finished his portrait of his wife and was excited it was so lifelike he saw that his wife was then dead.
Explanation:
The life of his wife was taken as he painted her.
Can you show me the poem please? So I can answer because I don't know how the poem looks like so I can't tell you the structure
