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Analyzing Literary Elements and Theme: Mastery Test
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The Sower
James Russell Lowell
walking slow
th, from east to west;
white as mountain snow.
ped forward on his breast.
hands he flung his seed,
d to look behind;
and he took no heed;
was both deaf and blind.
showed no soul beneath,
I felt a stir,
upon the sheath
Select all the correct answers.
How do Captain Littlepage's ideas about the past differ from those of the Sower?
The Sower has strong opinions about the world today, but Captain Littlepage is lost in
the past.
The Sower glorifies the past, while Captain Littlepage admits life was hard.
Captain Littlepage seems determined to change the present, but the Sower is resigned
to insignificance.
Captain Littlepage praises the past, but the Sower warns of its dire lessons.
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