D) The dialect emphasizes the humble, rural setting.
Explanation:
Joanna Baillie's Woo'd and Married and A is based on the marriage culture. She asks male romanticism although obliquely. The primary role of the poem, the wife complains that she is poor and scarcity has enhanced the reason for her grief. It is the poem of the wife and children. But this poem is discovering the essential parts of the family. Her mother and father join the song claiming their daughter not to grieve and worry much about the wealth.
1. The biggest influence in shaping Ponyboy's identity was his loyalty to his gang as throughout the book the author shows just how loyal Ponyboy is. 2. To begin with, in the story, Darry did not want Ponyboy to go to the rumble because he was quite beat up.
