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D. She is fascinated by it.
Explanation:
Option D is correct.
From the poem, we discover that the narrator reveals that she likes to see it lap the miles and lick the valleys up. In fact, from the beginning of the poem, the narrator was actually revealing what was fascinating her about the train.
The narrator reveals that the train neighs like Boanerges then punctual as a star.
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The central symbol of Christianity is the cross. The cross represents forgiveness, hope, and Jesus overall, who died on the cross, which is who we, Christians, worship.
Also, there is another symbol as well, the fish. The fish represents Jesus as well. When Christians were persecuted, in the first century, they used this symbol in secret so they could recognize each other and meet in places for worship.
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dangerous it is to jump onto a moving freight car
The excerpt describes the care with which Enrique must take when jumping onto a moving freight car. When the narrator starts talking about the peril Enrique faces if he misses, the train is given human traits. The migrants further this when they say "The train ate him up." The train can't actually eat the boy, but it will seem as though it did because of the way the body will be torn up on the tracks.