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Explain with reference to the context.Well had the boding tremblers leam’d to trace The day’s disasters in his morning face.

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The above lines are taken from the poem ‘The Village School Master’ written by Oliver Goldsmith. In this poem the poet pictures a nostalgic image of a teacher.

In the above lines the poet tells us the plight of the naughty students at the hands of their school master. The master had tremendous memory so as to remember each student and his presence in the classroom. Those who missed classes were afraid to meet the master the next day, as there would surely be some punishment awaiting them. When the kids saw the face of their master, they could tell how his mood was, and what to expect. So, his morning’s expression told them about their fate.



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