Answer:
A
Explanation:
“. . . needle and thread . . .”
I don't see anything written in bold
Explanation:
From lamentable conditions of the continent through the Great Depression along with a convo from Mahatma Gandhi where they talked abt moder technology
"<em>Casey at the Bat: A Ballad of the Republic Sung 1h 1888</em>", is a poem written by Ernest Lawrence Thayer. The story is the end of an inning in a baseball match.
The poem has similarities to a prose story for its clarity and the element of drama. Tne poem conveys the expectation, emotion, and drama of pro sports, and the reaction of the fans that for a moment in that stadium, put their lives on the seats, forgetting all the day to day chores and jobs, and they expect their hero make their dreams come true.
Baseball is a game that really identifies America and its people, and it is shown in the poem, that is written in a very simple way where the verses have four lines and the rhythmical make it sound like some kind of a ballad.
