Byron seems to comment directly on his own work in the lines — a. “from these our interviews, in which i steal / from all i may be, or have been before . .” b. “ten thousand fleets sweep over thee in vain . .” c. “without a grave, unknelled, uncoffined, and unknown.” d. “ —and what is writ, is writ; / would it were worthier! ”

Guinea pigs are not pigs, and they’re not from guinea. these tiny rodents haven’t always been used for little experiments. guinea pigs have been used as folk medicine in many parts of south america. these cute, gentle creatures are also used in religious ceremonies. did you know that they make excellent pets? if trained, a little guinea pig will climb into your hands and crawl with delight! which of these best describes the author's attitude toward guinea pigs? a. sympathetic b. adoring c. critical d. thoughtful