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Part a: how do lines 8-9 contribute to the meaning of the poem? a they show that the boy dreams of marrying the girl he is in love with. b they imply that the boy has only imagined the person he loves. c they show how sad the boy is after losing his lover. d they develop the idea that nature increases a person’s sense of isolation.

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