The Vagabond

The life the vagabond loves is one which…

• He has fast cars and beautiful houses

• He can enjoy the view of the blue sky and walk on a secluded road

• He can sleep outdoors, see the stars and have just a piece of bread to eat

• Both option c and b.

The lines, “Let the blow fall soon or late, let o’er me” mean that..

• The vagabond is afraid of death he doesn’t want it to happen

• The vagabond is not afraid of death; he will accept whatever happens

• The vagabond is not afraid of death; he will not care even if he dies

• The vagabond is not afraid of death; he will accept whatever happens

What is a vagabond?

• A professional athlete
• A stay-at-home parent
• A person who wanders from place to place without a home or job
• A person who wanders from place to place reaching his destination without a spouse or children

What kind of life does the vagabond want?

• A life of isolation and solitude without nature

• A life of luxury and comfort with nature by his side

• A life of routine and predictability

  with nature by his side

• A life of freedom and adventure with nature by his side

Give to me the life I love, ⁠Let the ---- go by me

Give the ----- heaven above ⁠And the byway nigh me.

The vagabond loves nature and wants his children with him across his journey

• True

• False

What are the things that do not interest the vagabond?

• Nature and the blue sky with the road below him

• Luxury cars and designer clothes
• Owning a big house and expensive jewelry

Where does the vagabond live?

• In a luxury hotel
• At home with family
• In a permanent residence
• In various places

what does the vagabond ask for?

• nature by his side

• a new outfit
• a job
• a place to stay