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By this the storm grew loud apace:,
The water-wraith was shrieking:
Grew dark as they were speaking .
a) How was the sea and the storm?
b) who were sitting in the boat?
c) why was the water-wraith shrieking?
d) Name any two poetic devices used in this stanza mentioning the phrases/line
e) Name the poet of the poem.
f) Mention the rhyming scheme of the stanza.​

Answers

Answered by ItzTareCutiePie
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Answer:

"The water-wraith was shrieking" means that the waters of Lochgyle became tempest-tossed as Lord Ullin's daughter and her beloved attempt to cross the water. The storm is so fierce that it seems like a "wraith," or ghost, is crying out in anger in the water.

Answered by Avni2348
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Answer:

The Water- wraith was shrieking :- means that the water of Lochgyle became tempest tossed as Lord Ullin's daughter and her beloved attempt to cross the water.The Storm is so fierce that it seems like a wraith or ghost.

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