Answer:
C. Rare
Explanation:
John Muir, who was a botanist, went into the swamps of Canada to study flowers and plants. On one of this outings, he came across a rare flower, Calypso borealis (the HIder of the North) and he got so moved by this beautiful and spiritual flower that he wrote about it and published it - 1864-. The flower was really rear for it had grown on yellow mosses; the bulb was white and was on the mosses; and one leaf and one flower had sprung from it.
The number of words in the poem
<span>C) give hints about the characters of Dr. Heidegger's guests.
The words all describe Dr. Heidegger's guests. Since the story is not written from Dr. Heidegger's guests, we don't know if this is the way he feels about his friends. This eliminates option B. The words also do not describe the time or place of the story, eliminating option A. None of the words indicate a length of time or are used to show how long the friends know each other, eliminating option C.
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Explanation:
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