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English, 08.02.2021 20:20 hokamidat

PLEASE HELP!! Q.1. What situation appeals to the speaker in "Ode on Solitude"? A. Working constantly B. Traveling around the world C. Existing unseen by others D. inheriting wealth

Q.2. Identify the rhyme scheme in lines 1-4 of "Ode on Solitude." A. abca B. abcd
C. abba D. abab

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