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Robert Browning – One Liner

Abirlal Mukherjee (Mukhopadhyay) 0 Comments
  1. Robert browning belonged to the group f: Victorian poets.
  2. Robert Browning was one of the: most optimistic poets.
  3. Robert Browning’s wife was also a renowned poet. Her name was: Elizabeth barrett browning.
  4. The most important poetical work of Mrs. Browning was: Sonnets from the Portuguese.
  5. Which poem begins with: “Grow old along with me! / the best is yet to be. / The last of life, for which the first was made.” : Ribbi Ben Exra
  6. “I was ever a fighter, so one fight more, / The best and the last!” Lines from: Pipa Passes.
  7. Browning wrote a poem entitled The Lost leader. Whom does he call the lost leader? Wordsworth.
  8. Browning wrote a poem entitled in memory of his wife who had died some time back. The poem was: Prospice.
  9. What is the meaning of Prospice? Looking forward to.
  10. Which monologues are written by Browning? Andrea del Satro.
  11. “Through words I shall traverse not a few; / much is to learn, much to forget / Ere the time be come for taking you.” The line is taken from a monologue: Andrea del Sarto.
  12. “God’s in his heaven / All’s right with the world!” lines from: Pipa Passes
  13. “o Thou soul of my Soul! I shall clasp thee again, / And with God be the rest.” Whom does Browning address as “soul of my soul” in these lines? His wife Elizabeth Barret Browning who had died.
  14. “Fail I alone, in words and deeds? / Why? All men strive and who succeeds.” lines from: The last Ride Together.
  15. “Who knows but the world may end tonight?” This highly striking line is quoted from: the Last ride Together.
  16. Who was Andrea del sarto on whom Browning has written a dramatic monologue? A renowned Painter.
  17. Who was Fra Lippo Lippi on whom Browning has written a famous monologue? A renowned painter.
  18. From which source did Browning get the idea for the title of his monologue Caliban upon Setebos? Shakespeare’s The Tempest.
  19. Who was Rabbi ben Ezra: a real Jewish scholar.
  20. What does the lover do with his beloved in porphyria’s Lover? He strangles her to death.
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