The boatman agrees to ferry them across because_________.

(i) he has fallen in love with Lord Ullin's daughter

(ii) he wants to avenge Lord Ullin

(iii) he has lost his love

(iv) he is sorry for the childlike innocence of the lady

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(iv) he is sorry for the childlike innocence of the lady

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A Scottish Chieftain and his beloved were (a) _____________from her wrathful father. As they reached the shores, the (b) ____________ told a boatman to (c) ____________ them across Lochgyle. He asked him to do it fast because if (d) ______________found them, they would kill him. The boatman (e) ________________to take them not for the

(f) _____________that the chieftain offered but for his (g) ____________. By this time, the storm had (h) _____________and a wild wind had started blowing. The sound of

(i) _______________could be heard close at hand. The lady urged the boatman

(j) _____________as she did not want to face an angry father.

Their boat left the (k) ______________and as it got caught in the stormy sea, Lord Ullin reached the deadly (l)_____________. His anger changed to wailing when he saw his daughter (m) ______________. He asked her to return back. But it was (n) __________ as the stormy sea claimed his daughter and her lover.

Q. Arrange the sentences in a logical sequence.
(i) He loved to distribute them among small kids.
(ii) He wore a long, loose shirt with many pockets.
(iii) And in doing so his eyes brightened.
(iv) The pockets of his shirt bulged with toffees and chocolates.

Imagine that you are Lord Ullin. You bemoan and lament the tragic loss of your lovely daughter and curse yourself for having opposed her alliance with the chieftain. Express your feelings of pain and anguish in a letter to your friend.

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The boatman agrees to ferry them across because_________. (i) he has fallen in love with Lord Ullin's daughter (ii) he wants to avenge Lord Ullin (iii) he has lost his love (iv) he is sorry for the childlike innocence of the lady

(iv) he is sorry for the childlike innocence of the lady

The boatman agrees to ferry them across because_________.

(i) he has fallen in love with Lord Ullin's daughter

(ii) he wants to avenge Lord Ullin

(iii) he has lost his love

(iv) he is sorry for the childlike innocence of the lady