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Robert Frost - Home Burial

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English

 

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March 3, 2013

 

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University

 

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It was the husband who took the first step towards her, indicating his attempt to communicate with her as he enquired what it was she would always look at from the window. On realizing he was there "her face changed from terrified to dull" for she was "sure he wouldn't see." He pleaded with her to tell him as he is determined to find out...
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But she remained stubborn and resisted him "with the least stiffening of her neck and silence." When the husband went up to the window, for "a while he didn't see" what she saw, but he did finally. She of course wouldn't believe he saw what she did, and challenged him to tell her. But, he claimed it never struck him as he had never noticed it from there before...
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