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He took the "road less taken."
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How old was Robert Frost when he had to make his decision in 1912?
may be 42
Whatmomentous decision was made by Robert Frost in 1912?
He sailed to England with his family.
What momentous decision was made frost in 1912?
the momentous decision made by frost if that he should choose the first road.
When did Robert Frost first sell his dairy farm?
Robert Frost sold his dairy farm in 1912
How old was Robert frost in 1912?
I think he might have been 38 years as his b'day fall in the year 1874.
How old was Robert Frost when he wrote the road not taken?
by Robert Frost published in 1916
What momentous decisionwas made by Robert Frost in 1912?
He sailed to Britain with his family.
How old was Robert Frost when he made the momentous decision in 1912?
in 1912 frost sailed with his family to great britian.living first in Glasgow before settling in beacons field outside London's the momentous decision was to leave us (a year after leaving his diary farm) and settle in great britian.which is where he received his first real acclaim as a poet .it was hi first step in pursuing , writing poetry on his vocation.
Why did Robert Frost go to England in 1912?
His dad died and his grandparents wanted to take care of them so they moved to england
Robert frost wrote The Road Not Taken before sailing from the US to England or after?
"The Road Not Taken" was written after Robert Frost moved his family to England in 1912. The poem itself was published in 1916, four years after his big move to Britain. The poem, I believe, was actually written about the Frost family moving from America to England.
What are the release dates for Lonesome Robert - 1912?
Lonesome Robert - 1912 was released on: USA: 12 April 1912 UK: 6 June 1912
Frost wrote 'The road not taken' before sailing from the US to England or after?
"The Road Not Taken" was written after Robert Frost moved his family to England in 1912. The poem itself was published in 1916, four years after his big move to Britain. The poem, I believe, was actually written about the Frost family moving from America to England.
