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Read lines 31-35 from "Unferth's Challenge." ..."Ah! Unferth, my friend, your face
Is hot with ale, and your tongue has tried
To tell us about Brecca's doings. But the truth
Is simple: No man swims in the sea
As I can, no strength is a match for mine.
The figurative and literal meanings of these lines convey a tone of
А
belittling and pride.
B
sarcasm and hostility.
С
judgment and insecurity.
D
sympathy and confidence.

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