SELDEN AND LILY

Question 1

I.1 (1st)

Answer 1

Selden paused in surprise. In the afternoon rush of the Grand Central Station his eyes had been refreshed by the sight of Miss Lily Bart.

Question 2

I.6 (1st)

Answer 2

and he said to himself, somewhat cruelly, that even her weeping was an art.

Question 3

I.12 (1st)

Answer 3

Its expression was now so vivid that for the first time he seemed to see before him the real Lily Bart

Question 4

I.12 (2nd)

Answer 4

To unfurnished minds they remain, in spite of every enhancement of art, only a superior kind of wax-works; but to the responsive fancy they may give magic glimpses of the boundary world between fact and imagination.

Question 5

I.12 (3rd)

Answer 5

Does one go to Caliban for a judgment on Miranda?

Question 6

II.14

Answer 6

That it was her real self, every pulse in him ardently denied.

Question 7

I.6 (2nd)

Answer 7

smiling at each other like adventurous children

Question 8

I.1 (2nd)

Answer 8

How nice of you to come to my rescue!

Question 9

I.14

Answer 9

He knew that Perseus’s task is not done when he has loosed Andromeda’s chains, for her limbs are numb with bondage, and she cannot rise and walk,

Question 10

II.13

Answer 10

But the fact that it struck deeper, that it was inextricably wound up with inherited habits of thought and feeling