what does the lady weave on her web.
from the poem the lady of shalott.
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Part Two of the Poem
The Lady of Shalott spends her time weaving a 'magic web with colours gay. ' She has heard a whisper telling her that if she looks at Camelot, she will be cursed. ... However, as she weaves, she looks into a clear mirror in front of her that somehow reflects the comings and goings of Camelot.
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The Lady of Shalott spends her time weaving a 'magic web with colours gay. ' She has heard a whisper telling her that if she looks at Camelot, she will be cursed. However, as she weaves, she looks into a clear mirror in front of her that somehow reflects the comings and goings of Camelot.
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