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English, 30.07.2019 23:40 matthewfarrier20

Which of the following sentences best explains the speaker’s attitude toward the ocean in the selection from childe harold’s pilgrimage? explain your answer. a. he wishes it were not so limitless and terrifying. b. he longs for the feelings it generated in him as a young boy. c. he curses it for destroying ships and empires. d. he celebrates it for its permanence and sublime power.

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