1. A2. C3. It repeats For at the beginning of each line, and blessings they are grateful for with rhymes.
I think these are the most correct answers, and nobody has answered in 19 hours so it's worth a try.
The answer is option A:
“Lo, such it is not to be on your guard
Against the flatterers of the world…”
In "The Nun's Priest's Tale," from "The Canterbury Tales," by Geoffrey Chaucer, the moral is never trust a flatterer. Therefore, the excerpt agrees with the moral since it means that it is better to be cautious and avoid people who give excessive, often insincere praise.
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Option A is the correct answer
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