Stanza i. How is the ellipsis in l. 3 indicated?
Stanza ii. What is the difference between the way the speaker addresses the crew and that in which he addresses the lady?
Stanzas iii-iv. How does the reader make prominent the four different arguments of the speaker in ll. 9-15, at the same time showing that each is a stronger warning than the last? (Introduction, pp. [24], [25] and [31].)
Stanzas v-vi. What is the Inflection on the negative statements in the first two lines of each stanza?
Stanzas vii-xi. What feeling pervades the description of the ominous light over Roslyn? What Quality of voice is the natural outcome? (Introduction, p. [34].)
What are the central ideas in stanzas vii, ix, and x?
How is the break in the thought after FAIR, (stanza xi) shown? (Introduction, pp. [8], [9], and [25].)
Stanzas xii-xiii. What phrases contrast the burial of the Saint Clairs with that of Rosabelle? What contrast of feeling?