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Part a: read line 15 from the passage from the odyssey: “some demon calm’d the air and smooth’d the deep.” what does the line describe?
a. the ship seems to be in danger.
b. ulysses is enchanted by the sirens.
c. the weather has suddenly changed.
d. ulysses thinks he can see the sirens.
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