" You are trying too hard," he said. " I can't do it. How am I supposed to please him when he had to write 70% of my speech." I kept repeating this thought to myself until he finally spoke. " Don't think that you are trying to convince thousands of people to give money the homeless." He paused, looking for the right words. Then my brother continued. " Look I am the only one in the room, so just think of that tomorrow. I know you can do. Just believe. And hey, that girl you like, Camilia, she will be there too. Doing this will impress her and her your love of helping people. Stop being shy, be you." With that confidence speech my brother gave, and the blushing part about Camilia, I started up again, more confident this time. I was calm and my brother started clapping. We both knew people would be clapping tomorrow.
The 2 phrases from Alexander Pope's "An Essay on Criticism" which are oxymorons are the following:
The Bookful Blockhead, ignorantly read / With Loads of Learned Lumber in his Head
An Essay on Criticism is the most quoted poem in the English Language and offers a lot of insight to the belief of Pope and into Pope’s culture in writing.
Answer:
B the hawker was able to speak good english
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