English, 30.01.2020 20:05 sabahtramirez01

Little lamb, who made thee?

by regularly repeating this line in the poem,
blake uses the line as a?
a. rhyme.

b. refrain.
c. theme.
d. topic.

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Little lamb, who made thee?

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