English, 01.10.2019 19:00 YannahRussell

"love your neighbors, yet don't pull down your hedge is closest in meaning to which of these lines by the poet robert frost?
a. "i took the one (road] less traveled by"
b. "good fences make good neighbors"
c. “but i have promises to keep, / and miles to go before i sleep"
d. "two roads diverged in a wood"

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