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The poet’s tone in the poem is _____ (i) despairing (ii) optimistic (iii) loving (iv) admiring
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The poet’s tone in the poem is _____
(i) despairing
(ii) optimistic
(iii) loving
(iv) admiring
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21/12/2020 2:50 pm
(iv) admiring
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