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H E L P You have read "Orpheus and Eurydice" and "Orpheus (1)." Write an essay that analyzes how the poem "Orpheus (1) draws on and
transforms the original myth presented in "Orpheus and Eurydice. Be sure to use details from both the passage and the poem to support
your response
Write a well-organized, text-dependent response. Be sure to save time to edit and review your work for complete sentences, spelling,
punctuation, and appropriate language.

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