Category Prose Notes

In this category, the readers can find the notes of prose lessons

Short Summary of Heart of Darkness

Short Storyline of Heart of Darkness The story begins with five men on a boat at the River Thames. Marlow starts telling other companions a story of an experience when he was a captain of a steamship in Africa. He…

Leisure – Questions and Answers

Leisure – Questions and Answers Answer the following questions: 1. What does the poet want us to stare at and gain from it? Ans. The poet wants us to stand and stare and enjoy the beautiful things in life. He…

The Plate of Gold – Questions and Answers

The Plate of Gold Appreciation of the poem ‘The Plate of Gold’. Poem & Poet: ‘The Plate of Gold’ by James Henry Leigh Hunt. Theme: Service to mankind is service to God. Tone: A narrative and serious poem. Structure &…

Of Youth and Old Age – Summary and Solved Questions

The essay ‘Of Youth and Old Age’ is one of the most popular essays of Lord Bacon. In this essay Bacon presents a comparative study of the nature of youth age and old age. He says that both the stages of life have their own merits and demerits. Bacon is of the view that the compounding of the characteristics of young age and old age can help in getting success especially in business.

Of Truth | Francis Bacon | Summary | Questions Answers

Of Truth is an aphoristic essay written by Francis Bacon. He begins this essay with a quotation from Pilate, who asks "What is truth?" According to Bacon, truth is a belief that binds the mind and restricts free choice in thinking and acting. The Greek philosophers who questioned the limits of human knowledge are no longer alive, yet some still do.

The prehistory to Iphigenia on Tauris

The heroine Iphigenia is the daughter of King Agamemnon , the general of the Greek troops in the Trojan War . Homer's epic Iliad in particular reports on the Trojan War , but also numerous other writings from ancient Greece. So now the entire Greek fleet gathers at Aulis to sail together to Troy to go to war, when suddenly there is a calm. The sailing ships of the Greeks cannot sail without wind.

Candida by George Bernard Shaw – Summary, Themes and Characters

The play Candida is written by George Bernard Shaw. Candida is the name of the central figure of the play. The word Candida is derived from the adjective ‘candid’, which means frank and truthful The major characters of the play are Candida, Reverend James Mavor Morell, and Eugene Marchbanks. The minor characters of the play are Burgess, Miss Proserpine Garnett, and Reverend Alexander Mills (Lexy).