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In The Raven What is the effect of the poetic structure used in Stanza 10 of the poem?
The internal rhyme in the third line extends to the next line, creating a bewildered tone.
The rhythm in the third and fourth lines creates a restless mood.
The repetition of the phrasing in the fourth and fifth lines creates an enraged mood.
The repetition of the phrase "that one word" in the second line slows the pace.
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In The Raven What is the effect of the poetic structure used in Stanza 10 of the poem?
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