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(not sure because I cant see full poem) The refrence Cain connects to Wheatley's message of equality and redemption because cain was banished from his homeland from the murder, hence the redemption part for his sin. Also if the poem talks about him moving from his homeland, Africa to America, it relates to the biblical reference of Cain since both of them moved as a result of something? I'm sorry the connection is pretty vague I don't know the context, hope it helps
I need the passage to answer sorry I can't comment on your question either so sorry
If your options are these:
<span>A) It is very difficult to fully enjoy nature by oneself.
B ) To experience nature to its fullest requires mental effort.
C) No human being can fully and truly experience nature.
D)The enjoyment of nature is something that takes practice.
It might be said that the best option is B </span>To experience nature to its fullest requires mental effort because Emerson believed that the power in nature is due to nature and to human´s intelligence. What is more, Nature could help "individuals to be more content within society".
