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ale4655 [162]1 year ago

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The items listed in this excerpt symbolize

The traditions and customs of the speaker’s native land

<h3>What is a Symbol?</h3>

A symbol is an object that bears some semblance to another thing.

So, when the native American talked about his spurn clothes, weapons, and sharp instruments, he was referring to the things that reminded him of his native land. These things had some meaning to him.

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