English 2nd Year Notes

Q1. What is Campion’s idea of an upright life? Explain briefly.
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Briefly describe the character of the upright man as given in the poem “The Man of Life Upright”.
OR
Write a note on Campion’s upright man?

Ans. According to Thomas Campion an upright man possesses a pure and simple heart. He does not do anything dishonest; vanity and arrogance are also detestable to him. He leads a peaceful life. He is contended and does hot long for any ambition for worldly glory. An upright man does not need any defense or under ground cellars for protection from any disturbance. He is bold and courageous and learns wisdom from heaven. His honest good thoughts are his only companions. He believes that the earth is temporary home and he has to go to his eternal home after his death.


Q2. Why does an upright man need any defense nor afraid of anything?

Ans. An upright man is confident and brave. He does not count on power or material resources. In a battle, he depends upon God and seeks help from him. He does not have strong forts, weapons of war or secret cellars for his safety.(educationsight.blogspot.com) This man faces the natural calamities such as stormy winds, heavy rains and tempest calmly and courageously. His faith in God remains firm and unshaken.

Q3. How does an upright man consider this world?

Ans. The man of upright life considers the world a place for brief stay. He considers it no more than an inn, without any glamour or charm. He believes that his good deeds are his assets and earning. When called upon by God, he will have to embark on the journey to the next and eternal world.

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