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Part B Which lines from the poem "Golden Days" best support the answer in Part A? Select the two correct answers. "When the hedge is full of hawthorn / And hills are glad with heather." "There are days of summer sunshine, / Of warm and sunny weather," "When we fear that summer's gladness / Will never come again." "There are days of silent sadness, / Of frost, and snow, and rain . . ."

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