| Quote #4 Whose only play was what he found himself, (Line 26) |
How many boys could live such an isolated life these days? In some parts of the word, this lifestyle is still possible. But most people might have a hard time relating to the life that Frost describes.
| Quote #5 One by one he subdued his father's trees (Line 28) |
The boy seem to enjoy conquering his father's trees. Is this different from the way an adult would appreciate a birch tree?
| Quote #6 […] He learned all there was |
This would be the best and worst school ever. You'd certainly learn a lot of lessons at once if you fell out of the tree, but it doesn't seem like it would be the most comfortable way of gaining knowledge.