Question

2. What does stanza three tell you about
the vagabond?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Stanza three gives a sketch of the hardships of life outdoors in autumn: "blue" frostbite on the fingers; the silent birds; frosty fields as white as flour; the absence of a warm fireside sanctuary. Yet he insists that he will not yield to the cold of autumn--or even winter!--

Answer 2

Answer:

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