The joy provided by a thing of beauty is ever-lasting. It leaves an indelible imprint on our mind. Its loveliness never fades away and so it does not pass into nothingness. It increases manifold each time we think about it and thus we are forever able to relive the joyful experience.

Answer:
From the stamp and coin store Charley gets to know that Sam had bought old style currency worth eight hundred dollars. This money was sufficient to set him up in a little hay, feed and grain business in Galesburg.

Ans.: The way Charley came across Sam’s letter was surrounded in mystery. Among his oldest first-day covers, he found an envelope. The envelope containing the letter bore the address of his grandfather. It was written on July 18, 1894. The postmark showed the Picture of President Garfield. Generally the first day covers have blank papers in them, but this one contained a letter. The letter was addressed to Charley. In the letter Sam had informed Charley that he was living on the third level. He had also told Charley and his wife to keep looking for the third level. Clearly, the letter was a product of Charley’s imagination

1. Use especially to mean “very” or “extremely,” as in these examples:

• There is nothing especially radical about that idea. 
• The food was not especially good. 

2. Use especially when something stands out from all the others, and you want the meaning of “particularly,” as in these examples: 

• She can't be sure she will win, especially at this early stage of the campaign. 
• The appetizers and especially the soup were delicious. 

3. When you want to convey the meaning “for a special purpose,” or “specifically,” you can use either especially or specially. They are both correct. 

• The speech was written especially/specially for the occasion. 

4. When you want to convey the meaning “in a special manner”, as in this example below, use specially. In this context, especially would sound odd or wrong to most native speakers. 

• I don't want to be treated specially.
• I don't want to be treated especially. 

The instructor first put a belt around him to which a rope was attached. This rope went through a pulley that ran on an overhead cable. He held on to the end of the rope, and Douglas swam like this .for weeks. Three months later the tension began to decrease. Then he taught Douglas to exhale under water, and to raise his nose and inhale. After repeated practice, he shed a partof the panic when his head went under water. Next, the instructor held him at the side of thepool and made him kick with his legs. Gradually, after weeks of doing so, his legs relaxed when he had perfected each piece, he put them together into an integrated whole. Thus, bit by bit, the instructor built a swimmer out of Douglas. 

• The fear of water retrained him from enjoying swimming and fishing.
•  The writer had a fear of water in his mind since his childhood.
• Once he went to the beach with his father to enjoy the view but the mighty waves scared him.
• The fear of huge waves was instilled in his mind and it restrained him from going near water and learning swimming or fishing.
• Other incidents such as the experience of death into a pool also increased his terror.

What instructions were given by Dr. Sadao to the American before he left for the sea?

Sadao instructed him to row and stay on the island for the arrival of a Korean fishing boat. He advised him not to bum any fire for fear of being caught. He gave him his flash light and told to signal two flashes. In case he ran short of food or still he was on the island, one flash would suffice. He sternly warned him to flash the light only at the sunset and never during the darkness.

Human beings love life in spite of troubles and sufferings because of the existence of several things that brings troubles and suffering which in turn dreesup our spite .But our nature has blessed us with beauty that alone makes our life happy It removed that pall of sadness darkness and dearth.It offers a sweetness, loveliness and pleasure.The beautiful object of nature pour endless nectar over our spite to-do away with suffering and troubles.So human being love life.

The ‘grandeur of the dooms’ is a reference to our mighty and dead ancestors who have created beautiful objects for us. On the other hand, the ‘endless fountain’ is the everlasting joy provided to us by the bounties of nature in the form of nectar pouring on us from heaven.

The simple things of nature such as daffodils beautify the scenes that we see of nature and clear rills help to make the atmosphere cooler during the hot seasons of summer. They bring respite not only to the environment but also to our eyes with their simple beauty.

This is taken from the poem "A thing of beauty is a joy forever".
Explanation:

The poem is written by Kates.
She says that the Scarcity of Good humans, despondency and negativity and evil acts of humans have spread all over our spirits.
She says that good deeds have left earth because of all the negativity that is around our world.
Kates also says that this negativity can be removed by the beautiful things that are still around us.

A thing of beauty provides shelter and comfort in many ways. It is like a bower, a place under the shade of a tree where we can rest. It gives us a sleep filled with sweet dreams. The streams and forests provide a cooling covert for us in the hot weather.

The poet uses the image of 'an endless fountain of immortal drink' to describe the beautiful bounty of the earth. The earth, like a fountain, pours unto us numerous beautiful sights like the sun, the moon, flowers, rivers and greenery.

We see a thing of beauty for a few minutes but it leaves a lasting impression on our mind. It stays in our imagination forever and thus becomes an endless source of joy. It never passes into nothingness. Our imagination add new colours to it. Its loveliness increases every time with think of it.

The 'grandeur' is associated with the 'mighty dead' because the splendour of the deeds inspires us through their sagas. The legends and stories of martyrs enthuse us. Through their legends, the mighty dead continue to live and to be active as spiritual powers. These give us pleasure and divine influence like an eternal fountain that is bestowed to us from heaven. 

Human beings love life in spite of troubles and sufferings because of the existence of several natural and beautiful things around them. These things of beauty never fade. They give joy and optimism to human mind, and thus, help in overcoming or bearing the troubles and sufferings.

Human beings love life in spite of troubles and sufferings because of the existence of several things that brings troubles and suffering which in turn dreesup our spite .But our nature has blessed us with beauty that alone makes our life happy It removed that pall of sadness darkness and dearth.It offers a sweetness, loveliness and pleasure.The beautiful object of nature pour endless nectar over our spite to-do away with suffering and troubles.So human being love life.

This line suggests that things of beauty bind us to the earth with a beautiful connection. According to the poet, even if the world is not worth living because of the innumerable reasons that ultimately result in gloom and depression, the zeal to live a happy and content life can be derived from the sight of the beautiful bounties of nature around us.