What is the effect of the use of the word “enough” in this quotation? The correct answer is, it reveals the speaker’s profound emotion towards her love. She emphasizes that she has always loved, but perhaps she did not have enough time to give all that love she had to give.

The correct answer is D. Both “That I did always love” and “‘Why do I love’ You, Sir?” talk about the joy of love. In “That I did always love,” Dickinson states that she had not really lived before starting to love. That for her “love is life,” and life is immortal.

Which best describes one way in which “Civil Disobedience” impacted people and events later in history? It fortified the beliefs of those who thought the government acted unfairly. Based on evidence of his personality in “Civil Disobedience,” what effect would a longer jail stay most likely have had on Thoreau?

Calvary. the place where Jesus is said to have been crucified where he suffered greatly on the cross.

The most likely purpose of the dashes in “That I did always love” is to encourage readers to note individual words. A dash is a little horizontal line that is placed in the middle of a line of text (not at the bottom: that’s an underscore). It’s longer than a hyphen and is commonly used to show a range or a pause.

The subject of “That I did Always Love” overlaps with other poems of its period in that the poem expresses the poet’s feelings of desperation. This can be recognized in this excerpt of her poem: “That I did always love, I bring thee proof, that till I loved, I never lived, enough.

A ‘legend’ is a popular story from the past which is believed by many but one cannot prove whether it is true or not. It usually contains a message or a moral and is narrated to children. The poet himself says that he doesn’t believe this tale to be true.

The poem conveys the message that as human beings, we should have positive qualities like affection, love, fellow-feeling, sympathy, generosity and a sense of sharing. The poet also brings forth the idea that people with negative, inhuman values like selfishness, greed and cruelty are ultimately punished.

The theme of A Legend of the Northland is that greed and selfishness can annoy even a saint. Long long ago, there lived an old lady in Northland. One day Saint Peter, while preaching round the world, reached her door. She was baking cakes on her hearth.

Do not nail a birdhouse to a tree. As the tree grows, it will grow around the cordage, which will cause girdling, or choking, of the tree’s cambium (the cambium is the tree’s pathway for fluids and nutrients).