Question

The lady hair is compared to.....

Answer 1

The lady's hair is compared to ramparts or wide walls around a castle.

Explanation:

• The question is from the poem Anne Gregory written by William Butler Yeats.

• The story is about the beautiful lady name Anne Gregory.

• The poet admires her through exceptional words and comparing her beauty with the beauty of the world.

• He explained that her hair are like wide wall because they were strong and beautiful.

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Answer 2

The lady's hair is compared to the ramparts (i) of a fort.

Explanation:

"For Anne Gregory" is a poem written by William Butler Yeats.

The poem speaks about a girl named 'Anne Gregory' who is beautiful in appearance. The speaker opens the line that why would not a boy fall in love with the appearance of Anne. The speaker praises her '...honey-colored ramparts' that stays at her ear like a fort.

The hairs of Anne Gregory, in the poem, is compared to a rampart (a fort) that surrounds her like a boundary wall protecting her ears.

So, the correct answer is option (i).

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