Hary pray god to bless his ‘herte’ (heart).
<u>Explanation:</u>
Hary Bailey is one of the main character from the novel Canterbury Tales which written by Geoffrey Chaucer. In this novel Hary Bailey is the host of the pilgrimage and thus the central character, because his duty is to gratify and welcome all the pilgrims and make sure that no one comes up with any complaint.
In the story we when we come across through lines sixteen to nineteen, we get to know that Hary prays god to bless his ‘Herte’, which means heart. He was quite sad and depressed to due to some reasons and which is why he asks god to provide a solution to his problems
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Answer:
Pity
Explanation:
With the information of Chuchundra being sad, whimpering, and cheeps. The tone sounds pitiful.
Definition
(NOUN) The feeling of sorrow and compassion caused by the suffering and misfortunes of others.
A cause for regret or disappointment.
(VERB) Feel sorrow for the misfortunes of.
(This may or may not be incorrect, but if irritated and despicable are related to angry things, not matching the sad tone I believe it can't be those answers. Unsympathetic is not showing feeling of sympathy, which doesn't seem to add up.)
This is considered a 'fear tactic'.
They're basically saying, "Buy our sunscreen or you'll turn out like this!"