Well, based on things said in the poem, you can figure this out pretty easily. First off, we have a poem about a highwayman. His dress, and weaponry are significant as well. He's wearing a "French-cut Hat". This is probably a gold embroidered black Tricorn, or something similar. "A Coat of Claret Velvet" refers to a velvet coat of a deep, rich red. His "Boots were up to the thigh". Long leather boots, more than likely with a folded cuff at the top. Given this outfit, and mention that he was outfitted with a rapier, it can be suggested that his pistols were single shot flintlock pistols. Redcoats are involved, and since moorlands are referenced, we can say this was probably set during the time of King George III, somewhere in either England, or Scotland during the 1700's.
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This is a minced oath, using George instead of Jesus. Was it Saint George or King George? Probably neither, just plain George.
"He" refers to King George III
In the poem "The Highwayman" by Alfred Noyes, King George's redcoats came to the inn to ambush the highwayman because he was a wanted criminal. They were looking to capture him and end his criminal activities.
In "The Highwayman" by Alfred Noyes, the antagonist is the King's soldiers who ultimately betray the highwayman and cause his death in an attempt to capture him. They are depicted as the opposing force to the highwayman and the love he shares with Bess, driving the tragic outcome of the story.
The main characters in "The Highwayman" by Alfred Noyes are the highwayman, Bess, and Tim the ostler. The poem tells the story of how the highwayman's ghost comes to warn Bess about a planned ambush by the King's soldiers and ultimately sacrifices himself to save her.
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No, a highwayman is not a poem. It refers to a person, typically a robber or thief, who holds up travelers on a road or highway. The term is often associated with historical figures in literature or folklore.
King Georges men are the people who tied bess up
it is assumed that he told King George's men so he could be the lucky but ugly man to love Bess and that Bess wouldn't choose the Highwayman instead of him
Heey The Highway man is poem from Alfred Noyes Its about Highway man of corse and a girl Bess Its about The Highway Man Kissing Bess and Tim the Osarler is Jealous he tells King George and King Georges men wait at Besses Window they tie her up and 2 guns by her side She worns the Highwayman by shooting her self he realises it by Morning he comes to savee her but he gets killed to What a sad story Right !! Hopee It Hellps !
Tom King - highwayman - died in 1737.
The plot in this poem tells the story of a Highwayman who is in love with the landlord's daughter named Bess. Tim, the jealous ostler, betrays him to the authorities. The conflict of the story is that the British solider are waiting for the highwayman to arrive but Bess wants to warn him although she is tied up.She was able to reach the trigger and shot herself the highwayman left soon heard she died so hes goes to the inn and gets killed along the way.
The King's soldiers are searching the countryside for the dreaded highwayman.