Answer:
A). To create a vivid description of Walden's former beauty.
Explanation:
In 'Earth's Eye', Thoreau employs the quotation from 1821 to 'offer a more vivid and lucid description of Walden's former beauty' which allowed him to be more soulful, liberated, and connected to nature and explore the ideas of self-reliance, simplicity, and association to nature. His descriptions of 'a lake is the landscape's most expressive feature', 'fluviatile trees, overhanging brows', 'earth's eye' through 'beholder can measure the depth of his nature', etc. portray this evocative and striking beauty of Walden. Thus, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
c is answer forgive me if wrong
Answer:
ALL of them are right*
Explanation:
A is correct because this shows that Montresor needs to lure Fortunato into his catacombs, foreshadowing his entrapment and later death. B and C are correct because they tell us the way Fortunato will die (chained, bricked, and burned). D is correct because it tells is both about the fate of Fortunato and also that his future literally lies in Montresor's hands.
*If the weird case is that only one answer can be chosen, then choose D, but I genuinely think that all of the answers are correct.
Answer: Rico Pleated Wool-blend Wide-leg Pants
Explanation:
ok so I might be wrong but I have these exact same pair of pants and there called that so if I am wrong to correct me but when I got them it was named Rico Pleated Wool-blend Wide-leg Pants
