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English, 03.01.2020 05:31 tamikeen9301

Given the theme of “when i heard the learn’d astronomer,” why does the speaker call the astronomer “learn’d”?
the astronomer is inferior to the speaker because of his academic knowledge.
the astronomer is smarter than the speaker.
the astronomer possesses knowledge that doesn’t interest the speaker.
the astronomer and the speaker are equally intelligent.

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