Answer:
the blacksmith's physical strength
Explanation:
In the poem "The Village Blacksmith", Henry Wadsworth Longfellow celebrates the hard work of the common people. He appreciates the life of such hardworking people who never fail in their job even when their life is full of mis-happenings. The initial paragraph of the poem is the description of the physical appearance of the blacksmith and his workplace. He is described as "mighty" and his hair to be "long" and black. His body has been tanned because of his laborious work under the sun. The blacksmith's arms are described to be "brawny" and has been compared with "iron bands".
The answers are both B for the two questions
I believe it's an Indefinite pronoun. Hope this helps...
Answer:
Intensive pronoun.
Explanation:
An intensive pronoun is a pronoun that is used to emphasize the antecedent. Intensive pronouns end with "-self" or "-selves".
In the given sentence, Mariko is the subject while "herself" is the pronoun.
Considering the pronoun emphasizes the subject "Mariko", it acts as an intensive pronoun, as it emphasizes its antecedent.
Thus, the correct answer is an intensive pronoun.