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In the Passage, review lines 5-14 of the
poem.
Click or tap the pair of lines in whi...
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5
In the Passage, review lines 5-14 of the
poem.
Click or tap the pair of lines in which a shift
in the rhyme scheme reflects a shift in the
speaker's thoughts.
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