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The sea creeps to pillage, she leaps on her prey; a child of the village was murdered to-day. what would be the impact of replacing the word murdered in stanza 3 with the word drowned? a) the stanza would be less angry. b) the stanza would be more powerful. c) the stanza would be less sorrowful. d) the stanza would be more informative.

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