You are invited to a cook-out, most likely. If you have buns and chips and meat to put on a grill, it will will most likely be a cook-out.
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<span>A. Using elevated and formal language?
</span>Susan hartley swett preserves the tranquil and even mood of "july" by
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B. Incorporating religious imagery?
C. Writing free-verse stanzas?
<span>D. Including The Refrain at the end of each stanza?</span>
The rhetoric from this last line seems to be saying as a metaphor that in the eyes of men, the vicious tricks of the horse or mule in spite of being provided fodder are like women, who dare to challenge the authority of men so this is a metaphor for the attitude of men to women. She wants women to to have the same rights as men in other words to education, to meaningful work and to participate in politics alongside and as equal partners to men.
