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Explain the meaning of-

'God save thee,ancient mariner'

From the fields that plague thee thus!-

Why look'st thou so?-"With my crossbow

I shot the Albatross"

the guest who is hearing the story says the words in the first 2 line, as plz save the ancient marimer god from all the sorrows that is undergoing. as he feels sad for him

the las two lines is that the mariner who accepts his falt and say it to the guest.

hope it helps. 

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The wedding guest was frightened. He called the God to save the Ancient Mariner from the devils which were troubling him. He asked him why he looked so. The MAriner replied that he had shot the Albatross with his cross-bow.

Hope u got it.. :D

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after listening the story of ancient mariner the wedding guest tells him that the mariners were saved from the field of plague by the gods.but when the wedding guest asked the mariner"why u r disappointed so much?".the mariner replied that with his crossbow he killed the albatross who saved them from the land of mist and snow
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When the expression on the ancient Mariner's face changed, it seemed as though something wrong and sinful had happened. The Wedding guest notices his expression and calls upon God to free him from his supposed agony. When he asked the Ancient Mariner why he looked so tormented and terrified, he repkied that he had committed the heinous crime if killing the Albatross with hus crossbow.
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The wedding guest noticed that the facial expressions of the ancient mariner had changed. He prayed to god to save the mariner from the evil spirits that were troubling him. Then he asked the mariner the reason for it and the mariner replied that he took the cross bow and shot the albatross dead. Hope it helps u!!!! Cheers!!!!
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In theses line Samuel Taylor Coleridge tries to show a regretful expression on the Ancient Mariner's face. He face showed that something wrong had happened and he is disappointed. The wedding guest out of fright prays to god to save the ancient mariner to set him free from any sort of trouble. Then he asks the ancient mariner for the reason for the change in is tone. The mariner replies that he had commited a sin. He shot the albatross with his crossbow.
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how did the merry go

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The wedding guest on seeing the sad face of the mariner pleaded God to save the ancient mariner from the devilish thoughts that trouble him. On asking the mariner the reason why he was looking like that,mariner answered that he shot the albatross with his crossbow
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When the expression on the ancient Mariner's face changed, it seemed as though something wrong and sinful had happened. The Wedding guest notices his expression and calls upon God to free him from his supposed agony. When he asked the Ancient Mariner why he looked so tormented and terrified, he repkied that he had committed the heinous crime if killing the Albatross with hus crossbow.
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