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What does the author's use of the
descriptive phrases “paternal acres" and
"native air" in the first stanza MOST suggest
about the speaker?
A. He takes pride in his history,
B. He prefers wide open spaces.
C. He remembers his family fondly.
D.
He feels a connection to his land.

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