A character at one of these places plays the same three notes on a reed while being confronted by a man who had previously attacked him. An action taken at one of these locations is compared to “knocking four quick (15[1])times on the door of (15[1])unhappiness.” In a poem titled for one of these locations, the speaker tells the addressee to “come to the window.” At one of these places, the likely pimp (*) Raymond’s arm is slashed by a knife. A poem set at one of these locations describes a place “swept with confused alarms of struggle and flight.”The heat of the sun (10[1])at one of these locations supposedly (10[1])causes Mersault to shoot an Arab in The Stranger. For 10 points, “ignorant armies clash at night” at what type of location in Dover in a poem by Matthew Arnold? ■END■