A shriveled rose
This being that because the rose is dying (this is only one perspective)
Harry is the awnsor I think
The narrator's conclusion is that she remembered wonderful moments with her great-grandfather and -grandmother and wanted to know if she was mentioned in the letters.
Those fantastical images vanished one beautiful fall day when I was cleaning out the attic and came across a collection of old photographs.
A tattered green ribbon was used to connect the letters together. When I touched the paper, it was yellow and dry, and it began to disintegrate. I recognised the writing was Italian as I carefully untied the ribbon and unfolded the first letter. My understanding of the language is limited to spaghetti and espresso, but I could tell that the letter was written by my great-grandfather to Sofia, his beloved wife and my great-grandmother, from the greeting at the beginning and the signature at the end.
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"We here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vian- that this nation, under God shall have a new birth of freedom- and thatbgoverment of the people shall not perish for on the earth." This is the sentence that described Abraham Lincolns speech of The Gettysburg Address
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You'll have to attach the answer choices. We can't decipher the author's feelings if we don't have the reference to read or the answer choices
