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Tennyson uses the word hoard twice in these lines, once in line 5 and again in line 29. As a verb, hoard means “gather and guard a collection of valuable items (often, in secret).” Synonyms include collect, save, and store. Which is most likely the nuance of meaning that led Tennyson to use hoard rather than one of its synonyms?

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