Seamus Heaney: "The Tollund Man" - Part One Flashcards
“Some day I will go to ___”
“Some day I will go to Aarhus”
“Some day ___ Aarhus”
“Some day I will go to Aarhus”
“___ I will go to Aarhus”
“Some day I will go to Aarhus”
“To see his peat-brown ___”
“To see his peat-brown head”
“To see ___ head”
“To see his peat-brown head”
“___ his peat-brown head”
“To see his peat-brown head”
“The mild pods of ___”
“The mild pods of his eye-lids”
“The mild ___ his eye-lids”
“The mild pods of his eye-lids”
“___ pods of his eye-lids”
“The mild pods of his eye-lids”
“His pointed ___”
“His pointed skin cap”
“___ skin cap”
“His pointed skin cap”
Quote the first stanza
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“Some day I will go to Aarhus”
“To see his peat-brown head”
“The mild pods of his eye-lids”
“His pointed skin cap”
“His last gruel of ___”
“His last gruel of winter seeds”
“His last ___ winter seeds”
“His last gruel of winter seeds”
“___ gruel of winter seeds”
“His last gruel of winter seeds”
“Caked in ___”
“Caked in his stomach”
“___ his stomach”
“Caked in his stomach”
“His last ___”
“Caked __”
“His last gruel of winter seeds”
“Caked in his stomach”
“Naked except for the cap, noose and __”
“Naked except for the cap, noose and girdle”
“Naked except for the cap, ___ and girdle”
“Naked except for the cap, noose and girdle”
“Naked except for the __, noose and girdle”
“Naked except for the cap, noose and girdle”
“Naked ___ cap, noose and girdle”
“Naked except for the cap, noose and girdle”
“___ except for the cap, noose and girdle”
“Naked except for the cap, noose and girdle”
“I will stand ___”
“I will stand a long time”
