Question

He wrought at one great work for years ;
The world passed by with lofty look ;
Sometimes his eyes were dashed with tears;
Sometimes his lips with laughter shook.
His wife and child went clothed in rags,
And in a windy garret starved;
He trod his measure on the flags,
And high on heaven his music carved.
Wistful he grew but never feared;
For always on the midnight skies
His rich orchestral score appeared
In stars and zones and galaxies.
He thought to copy down his score;
The moonlight was his lamp; he said,
‘Listen my love’, but on the floor
His wife and child were lying dead.
(b) Find words from the passage meaning:
(i) tired with work

Answer 1

Answer:

wrought means tired with work