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Answers to o the Que stions:, , , , , ) To show the might of the blacksmith the poet uses, the words » mighty, lange and sinewy, brawny ars,, , , , , , and tron hands, , (2) He looks the whole world in the fice beeatise he is, honest and lives by working hard, He does not owe, anyone anything,, , (8) The blacksmith swinging his sledge is compared to a, Sexton ringing the village bell,, , (4) The children enjoy watching the blacksmith's work,, When they come back from school they look in at, the open door. They love to see the flaming forge, , and hear the bellows roar,, , 1 @) On Sundays the blacksmith goes to church and sits, , * ~ among his sons listening to the parson’s prayer, Hear, y ing his daughter's voice in the choir, he is filled l with joy,, , 1 © He is reminded of his wife, mm |, , (8) She might have died , ae, , 4 fe His life establishes the fact that life is a Paiste of, , KonerNDeS sorrow and happiness, We have to make |}, , _ our fortune from the adversasituations ino our life,