In the chimney sweeper from songs of experience, what does the speaker suggest with the phrase "make up a heaven of our misery"

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The correct answer for this question is this one: "The speaker sees a child covered in soot, lying alone in the snow. Good start. The child tells him that his parents, who have forced him into chimney sweeping, are praying at a nearby church. " Hope this helps answer your question.

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