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Read the following lines from "Wash of Cold River" by H. D.:
rare, pure of t...
English, 20.01.2021 20:20 brandiwingard
Question 1 of 10
Read the following lines from "Wash of Cold River" by H. D.:
rare, pure of texture
beautiful space and line,
marble to grace
your inaccessible shrine.
How do these lines show elements of formal verse?
O A. They show a clear pattern of end rhyme.
O B. They have the same number of syllables.
O C. They follow a structure similar to a ballad.
O D. They are written in strict iambic pentameter.
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