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A. in an article, a reporter only quotes experts who agree with her point of view.
The correct answer is A.
Dante feels grief for Francesca's tragic life. He even weeps with pity for her situation. Dante considers her sin different from the others, because she could not rationally control falling in love. Other sins, like murder, require the sinner to actively choose to sin. On the other hand, falling in love happens without our choosing. That's why Dante feels so bad.
I am not completely sure, but I would say that the apothecary suggests that Jane go to school because he believes Jane would be happier and healthier away from Gateshead. She tells him how unhappy she is, so that is why he wants to help her.
I haven't read the book,
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Answer:
They avoid a strict rhyme scheme.
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Took a quiz with this question and it was correct. Hope this helps :)
