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ENGLISH SUGGESTION - 2022 For Class - XII  For Part A PROSE   ★The eyes have it (6 Marks)  1."Few girls can resist flattery"- Who said this? What was the flattery? What was the reaction of the person  spoken to?  1+2+3   2. "Yes, this is the best time, I said calling on my memories"- Who said this and to whom? What was the occasion of the remark? What did he say after calling on his memories?1+2+3  3. "She had beautiful eyes, but they were of no use to her,"- Whose eyes are mentioned here? Why were the eyes useless to her? Bring out the irony of the situation.    4. "Then I made a mistake."- what 'mistake' did the speaker make? Why was it a 'mistake'? What removed the speaker's doubts? What did the speaker do then?  1+2+1+2   5. “You have an interesting face,” — Who was the speaker? Who had an interesting face? Why did the speaker make the comment? How did the person spoken to, react? 1+1+2+2 ★ St...

Autumn John Clare SUMMARY The poet gives a beautiful picture of the autumnal beauty. He likes the occasional rush of beauty that shakes the casements throughout the day and blows away the withered leaves from the elm trees covered with moss. The leaves fall spinning by the window pane and are sometimes carried away with other leaves down the lane. The poet is fond of the sombre beauty of the dancing twigs in a bare tree that continues till the evening sets in. The chirping of the sparrows from the thatched roof of a cottage, brings, for a time being the vernal air. It seems as if the spring has just left creating her amorous spell on Nature and left the flowers, her own offspring to lie in the lap of summer. The smoke from the cottage fireplace curling upwards through the bare and leafless trees enchants the poet. The pigeons gathering round their nest on gloomy days of November, the cock crowing from the cow dung, the wind mills blowing in strong wind are some of the familiar pictures...