How does reading Whitman most affect the narrator?
A. It compels her to write something other...
English, 06.04.2020 01:47 katerin4738
How does reading Whitman most affect the narrator?
A. It compels her to write something other than what she hasread from her
teachers.
B. It makes her realize how open she can be when expressing herself in America.
C. It causes her to develop a love for writing and reading poetry.
D. It helps her understand the appreciation that she has for her teachers.
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