“An excerpt from Jane eyre”
In the first stanza, which of the following details
is unclear o...
English, 06.05.2021 18:30 amcdonald009
“An excerpt from Jane eyre”
In the first stanza, which of the following details
is unclear or uncertain.
O A. the ways the garden has changed since the
speaker's last visit
O B. where the person the narrator is speaking to
has gone
O C. the significance of the speaker's visit to the
garden
D. what the garden that the speaker visits looks
like
Answers: 1
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