Multiple Choice , One Question, Im quite Confused.

1 answer:

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THIS IS HOW IT SHOULD BE ARRANGED.

And as I faced it, it would not retreat, - A
but paced before me and so blocked my way - B
that more than once I had to turn my feet - A
to retrace my steps. It was the break of day, - B
the sun was mounting in the morning sky - C
with the same stars as when that whole array - B
of lovely things was first given movement by - C
divine love. The sweet season of the year - D
and the hour made me think that I might try - C

Among the choices, the correct answer is: B) aba bcb cdc

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