English, 04.03.2021 04:40 rfvelasco

How would you break Line 108 of Frost's The Death of
the Hired Man into syllables
of iambic pentameter?
Line 108: "Its light poured
softly in her lap. She saw"
A. Its light poured soft- ly in her lap.
| She saw
B. Its light poured softly in her lap.
She saw
C. Its light poured soft-1 ly in her lap.
She saw

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