In this poem, Emily Dickinson describes the wind as a guest who came into her house. She is known for writing about simple natural phenomena, and this is one such poem. She says her guest is invisible, intangible with no bones or feet. She is only able to. feel the presence of the wind, and not actually touch it.
Some good questions about the plague would be-
How long did it last?
Who did it affect?
Where did it spread?
How was it spread?
What was the result of it?
What were some remedies used to get rid of it?
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B is the right answer because the letter b is used repeatedly. bolted, barn, and built
