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Line I was in the merry month of May
When green leaves began swelling
Young William on his deathbed lay
For love of Barbara Allen
5 He sent his men down through the town
To the place where she was dwelling
O hurry to my master dear
If you are Barbara Allen."
20 Slowly, slowly went she then
To the place where William was lying
And when she saw him to him said.
"Young man, I think you're dying."
15 He turned his face unto the wall
And death with him was dealing
"Good-bye, good-bye, my dear friends all.
Be kind to Barbara Allen."
20 Slowly, slowly rose she up.
And slowly, slowly left him,
And sighing said she could not stay
Since death from life had reft him.
25 She had not gone a mile or two
When she heard the death bell tolling
And every stroke the death bell sang
"Oh woe to Barbara Allen."
30 O mother, mother, make my bed!
O make it soft and narrow.
Since William died for me today:
I'll die for him tomorrow."
10. The story told by this poem takes place in
(A) winter.
(B) spring
C) summer
II. Lines 7 and 8 of the poema
(A) Young William
(B) Barbara Allen.
(C) William's employee.
(D) Barbara's mother.
12. The stanza which best demonstrates Barbar
Allen's cruelty is
(A) Stanna 3.
(B) Stanza 4
(C) Stanza S
(D) Stanza 6.
13. Barbara Allen will die because she
(A) is extremely ill.
(B) realizes she truly loved William.
(C) recognizes her cruelty caused his death.
(D) hears the death bell ringing for William.
14. The word "reft" in line 20 most probably
means
(A) tom.
(B) revived.
(C) freed.
(D) joined.
15. Barbara Allen's actions in the third stanza are
best described as
(A) aresponse to amessage
(B) an answerto a question
(C) an example of her courage
(D) an attempt to leave