Answer:
Not a clear question, but the metaphor compares her love and thirst (as in need water) by explaining that love is so big that a river could not satisfy her "thirst" . "My love is such that rivers cannot quench," Line 7 of My Dear and Loving Husband" by Anne Bradstreet.
Answer:
Social status seems to be Mrs. Pocket's chief concern in life.
Answer:
the words "can't" and "lift"
Explanation:
both words are a form of slang. 'can't' is a compound word of "can" and "not" and "lift" is a common slang word for "ride"
Personally, yes. He was king from the beginning but by accepting his fate he was made into another kind of king entirely.
Answer:
D. Mustard
Seeds and leaves are edible
Explanation:
Lemon seeds are edible bt its leaves are not edible. The leaves are only used for their aromatic properties.
Cabbage leaves are edible but its seed are only used for planting.
Potato seeds and leaves are toxic.
Only Mustard of the options provided contains edible seeds and leaves