Candy is a swamper who used to be a boss
Explanation:
Candy is a towering, stoop-shouldered old man who was clothed in blue colored jeans and carried a huge push-broom on his left hand. He missed his right hand in a ranch accident. Candy is alone because of the loss of his hand ignores him unable to work with others, while the loss of his dog denies him of a source of companionship. The proprietors of the ranch have him on as long as he can "swamp" out or clean the bunkhouse. Candy's job is to keep everything mopped.
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I dont know this but it maybe added a prepositional phrase
Hi
The correct answer is end-stopped
Because
the ends of lines are a natural place for syntactic units to conclude in poetry because line breaks already suggest a pause. Because of this, end-stopped lines are used in most poetry.
