(Stanza 12) “One lovely hand she stretch’d for aid. “ Do you think Lord Ullin’s daughter wanted to reach out to her father? If yes, why?

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No, Lord Ullin’s daughter did not reach out for her father. The outstretched hand was merely the wishful thinking of a dying soul. She was running away and she had chosen not to go back to Lord Ullin.

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