Those two final stanzas suggest that although the poetess usually feels very comfortable being outdoors, she feels fear before the "narrow fellow in the grass". Her "tighter breathing" suggests that she is left breathless when confronted with this creature, breathless with fear or wonder, when it is close. She is frozen, cannot move due to the fact that she is very frightened.
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english
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i dont rlly know but friend me so we can figure it out :)
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A
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So hurling means "To throw" so if its an antonym this it would have to be the opposite of that, therefore if would be A. Stopping
I would say false I looked on an on-line thesaurus and didn't find an etymology
