Who was in the boat that rowed nearer the Mariners ship in the harbor at the end of the poem The Rime of the Ancient Mariner?
- The Pilot and his wife
- The Pilot, by himself
- The Pilot, his daughter, and the Hermit
- The Pilot, his son, and the Hermit
Answer
The correct answer is D) The Pilot, his son, and the Hermit.
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