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English, 05.05.2020 16:13 ihatemath143

Consider the dialogue in the poem: Oh , we how de co’n Since de ehly mo’n; Now de sinkin’sun Says de day is done. How does this dialogue help develop character in the poem?

A. It shows that the field hands are mistreated
B. It shows that the field hands are happy with their work
C. It shows that the field hands believe they could do better
D. It shows that the field hands are weary from the day’s toil

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