In this case, frigate means a ship because the poem summarizes that a ship cannot take you as far as a book can in literature. Coursers is referring to a horse, and there’s a context clue to support that; the word “chariot.” A chariot is a two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle that was used a lot in myths and fables. The poem says that there is no ship (or form of transportation) in literature like a book, and that there is no horse that can take you away like poetry. If coursers did not mean horses, then the comparison between a page and a courser would not be personified.
A.<span>He speaks publicly, turning the crowd against the conspirators.
Antony uses demagoguery to rouse the crowd to violence, forcing Cassius and Brutus to eventually flee Rome. </span>
<span>Because she hides away in her house and doesn't have any visitors.
You're welcome, Friend.</span>
The answer you're looking for is A) The athlete is perceived as an authority on sports-related matters.
I <em>just</em> took the test and got it correct. ;)
