English, 03.03.2021 20:10 eaves001

Reread lines 9–14 from “Theories of Time and Space” and lines 11–15 from “The Road Not Taken.” Then drag and drop the observations about the selections into the chart below to compare and contrast the poetic structures and meanings of the passages. Into the Both column, drop the observations that show how the two texts are similar. Then drop the observations that show how the two texts are different for each point of comparison. WIll make brainlest

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Reread lines 9–14 from “Theories of Time and Space” and lines 11–15 from “The Road Not Taken.” Then...