English Love and Romance

Question 1

Sonnet 29 - “Drop heavily down, ( ? ) everywhere!”

Answer 1

“Drop heavily down, burst, shattered, everywhere!”

Question 2

Sonnet 29 - “ ( ? ) presence; as a ( ? )”

Answer 2

“Renew thy presence; as a strong tree should”

Question 3

Sonnet 29 - “my thoughts do ( ? ) about thee, as wild vines, ( ? ) “

Answer 3

“my thoughts do twine and bud about thee, as wild vines, about a tree”

Question 4

Farmer’s Bride - “Three summers since I chose a maid - ( ? ) “

Answer 4

“Three summers since I chose a maid - too young maybe”

Question 5

Farmer’s Bride - “What’s ( ? ) without there be ( ? ) than we!”

Answer 5

“What’s Christmas-time without there be Some other in the house than we!”

Question 6

Farmer’s Bride - “( ? ) ! … The brown of her - ( ? ) “

Answer 6

“Oh! My God! … The brown of her - her eyes, her hair, her hair!”

Question 7

Love’s Philosophy - “And the sunlight ( ? ) , And the moonbeams ( ? )”

Answer 7

“And the sunlight clasps the earth, And the moonbeams kiss the sea”

Question 8

Love’s Philosophy - “ No ( ? ) would be forgiven If it ( ? ) “

Answer 8

“No sister-flower would be forgiven If it disdain’d its brother”

Question 9

Love’s Philosophy - “See the mountains ( ? ) And the waves ( ? ) ;”

Answer 9

“See the mountains kiss high Heaven And the waves clasp one another;”

Question 10

Singh Song! - “tiny ( ? ), and di ( ? ) teddy”

Answer 10

“tiny eyes ov a gun, and di tumy of a teddy”

Question 11

Singh Song! - “di ( ? ) on di whole indian road”

Answer 11

“di worst indina shop on di whole indian road”

Question 12

Singh Song! - “cos up di stairs is my ( ? ) .

Answer 12

“cos up di stairs is myu newly bride”

Question 13

Winter Swans - “the ( ? ) gulping for breath at our feet”

Answer 13

“the waterlogged earth gulping for breath at our feet”

Question 14

Winter Swans - “and folded one over the other, like a ( ? )”

Answer 14

“and folded one over the other, like a pair of wings settling after flight”

Question 15

Neutral Tones - “And a few leaves lay on the ( ? ) ;- They had ( ? ) and were grey”

Answer 15

“And a few leaves lay on the starving sod ;- They had fallen from ash and were grey”

Question 16

When We Two Parted - “Paler grew thy ( ? ). Colder thy kiss;”

Answer 16

“Pale grew thy cheek and cold. Colder thy kiss;”

Question 17

Winter Swans - “I noticed our hands, that had, somehow, ( ? ) between us.”

Answer 17

Winter Swans - “I noticed our hands, that had, somehow, swum the distance between us.”

Question 18

Neutral Tones - “And a pond edged ( ? )

Answer 18

Neutral Tones - “And a pond edged with greyish leaves”

Question 19

Neutral Tones - “The ( ? ) was the deadest thing”

Answer 19

Neutral Tones - “The smile on your face was the deadest thing”

Question 20

When We Two Parted - “Thy vows ( ? )

Answer 20

When We Two Parted - “Thy vows are all broken”

Question 21

When We Two Parted - “I hear thy name spoken, And ( ? ).”

Answer 21

When We Two Parted - “I hear thy name spoken, And share in its shame.”

Question 22

Porphyria’s Lover - “She shut the ( ? )… Blaze up, and all the ( ? );”

Answer 22

Porphyria’s Lover - “She shut the cold out and the storm… Blaze up, and all the cottage warm;”

Question 23

Porphyria’s Lover - “Three times ( ? ), And ( ? ). No pain felt she;”

Answer 23

Porphyria’s Lover - “Three times her little throat around, And strangled her. No pain felt she;”

Question 24

Porphyria’s Lover - “And all night long ( ? ), And yet ( ? )!”

Answer 24

Porphyria’s Lover - “And all night long we have not stirred, And yet God has not said a word!”

Question 25

Porphyria’s Lover - “( ? ) ; at last I knew Porphyria ( ? ) : surprise ( ? ) , and still it grew”

Answer 25

“Happy and proud; at last I knew Porphyria worshipped me: surprise Made my heart swell, and still it grew”