The correct answer is B. Because a one-word refrain is less difficult than a long refrain.
The refrain in Poe's 'The Raven' consists of one word only because of its brevity (shortness). This is what Poe wrote in his <em>The Philosophy of Composition </em>(a text about how he went about writing this poem):
<em>Since its application was to be repeatedly varied it was clear that the refrain itself must be brief [...] This led me at once to a single word as the best refrain.</em>
Is there any words and or sentences to use in order to fill in the blank?
Because this could be the sentence, I don't like being talked about behind my back.
In "A Way to Rainy Mountain", by N. Scott Momaday, the three voices are present in Section I of the story. The thread that connects the three voices in this section is <em>Kiowa find great meaning in nature</em>. Nature is critical for the Kiowas. Nature and men are inextricably bonded. They come from a hollow log, they come from nature. They eat what they find in nature. The landscape shapes their identity. In addition to this, myths and history are intertwined.
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The story is told by his grandson Manuel
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