The poem "Lord Ullin's Daughter" by Thomas Campbell tells a tragic love story. A Scottish chieftain and his beloved flee from her father across a stormy sea. They persuade a boatman to row them despite the raging storm. However, the powerful winds and waves overwhelm the boat, and the young woman and her lover perish in each other's arms. Her father Lord Ullin helplessly witnesses their death from the shore, left alone to grieve the loss of his daughter.

1. A PRESENTATION ON LORD ULLIN’S DAUGHTER

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6. “ And fast before her father’s men Three days we’ve fled together , For should he find us in the glen, My blood would stain the heather. His horsemen hard behind us ride; Should they our steps discover, Then who will cheer my bonny bride When they have slain her lover?”

14. Thomas Campbell’s passion for Christian unity is summed up in his proclamation that: “ the church of Christ upon earth is essentially, internationally, and constitutionally one.”

16. Summary of the poem

17. Lord Ullin’s Daughter is one of the popular romantic poems of Thomas Campbell who is chiefly remembered for his sentimental poetry dealing with human affairs. In the poem Lord Ullin’s Daughter the poet Thomas Campbell has described an immortal love story in a tragic and a dramatic ending. The poem describes how a Scottish chieftain and his beloved flee from her arrogant father only to be gulped down by a surging stormy sea.

18. The couple ran and was chased by Lord Ullin’s men Soon they reached the seashore but unfortunately there was a violent storm in the sea. Night was growing darker and wilder. Both persuaded the boatman to row through the stormy sea soon to be caught in engulfing waves. Lord Ullin reached the fatal shore and witnessed this mournful event helplessly. His daughter dying, with one hand stretched for help and one round her lover giving a message to a stubborn father that she wanted both. Lord Ullin was repentant by he could reinstate nothing and he was left alone on that fatal shore.

21. WRACK YOUR BRAINS!

23. HINTS Down 5. The girl stretched her hand for _______ 6. He found his child through storm and_____ 7.They fled and reached the _____________ 8. He found his child___________________ dismayed.

28. IMAGINATION OF THE STUDENTS OF KULACHI

29. “ O haste thee, haste!” the lady cries “ though tempests round us gather.”

30. “ Come back! Come back!” “ Across this stormy water”

31. “ The water wild went o’er his child, And he was left lamenting.”