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English, 10.05.2021 23:20 cynayapartlow88

How does the author develop the ideas of love and separation in the passage?

A) by showing that love can continue whether or not a
person is present

B) by showing that love will fade even when people
are present

C) by showing that people overlook the love of those
who are present

D) by showing that people idealize the love of those
who are not present


How does the author develop the ideas of love

and separation in the passage?
A) by showing that l

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