Answer:
• "Which heaven to gaudy day denies"
Explanation:
"She Walks In Beauty" is the poem written by Lord Byron. The poem is supposed to have its inspiration from the real-life event of his life when he met his first cousin's wife, Lady Wilmot.
The unusual description of the woman given by Byron in the poem is in the last line of the first stanza. The beauty of a woman is described as the harmonious unity of darkness and light, which is an unusual description given to a woman.
So, the correct answer is first option.
Answer:
The answer is explained below.
Explanation:
The Odyssey, by ancient Greek poet Homer, is the second part of The Iliad, and it tells the story of Odysseus trying to come back home after the War of Troy.
In the excerpt, the speaker describes Oddyseus' men using negative words as "mutinous" or "fool," also, he suggests that the actions were caused by not taking good care of their own situation. Rhetorical devices as simile (compare two things) are very important to persuade the reader (shambling like cattle) how difficult the situation was.
Superlative adverbs are adverbs ending in -est. So think of big, bigger and biggest. Biggest is the superlative adverb due to the it ending in -est and having the 'superior' effect which is linked to its name of superlative.
Answer:
It depends on your relationship with him/her. Probably say something like, "Thank you for being an inspiration", or "Thanks for being so patient". Anything you think you want to say.
