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sorry, i need a better photo.
Evasively. She is trying to be polite but does not want to admit that she will marry Paris, since she has no intention of doing so.I HOPE THIS WILL HELP :)
In "The Train From Rhodesia", the young woman carries around a great deal of shame that can be attributed to a certain specific situation. Her husband has given her an item made by a native artist as a gift. The little amount he paid for it makes the husband proud, but it has the opposite effect on the young woman. She feels like she's being an accomplice of the poor treatment of the artist, who is only accepting the low price and selling-off his work short, out of sheer necessity. The situation makes her feel like she's wrongfully taking advantage of someone.
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<em><u>In the poem Childhood, the poet ponders deeply over the question of his lost childhood. ... He feels a sense of nostalgia for the lost childhood and finally settles down with an idea that his childhood has gone to some forgotten place and that place could only be found in an infant's innocent face</u></em>
