<span>This is a phrase by Bernard Shaw, Act 3 of Pygmalion.
He is describing how ill-natured sober men can be, and how their wives make them drunk in order to make them happy and to "make them fit to live with."</span>
"The bird is an ostrich" is the independent clause in this sentence
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I am going to assume we only have to choose from Whitman and Hughes.This is how I would match those poets to the literary characteristics:1. Walt Whitman:
- romanticizes the life of the laborer: we can see that in his "A Song for Occupations" where he sings about laborers and their idyllic lives
- uses repetition for emphasis: he often repeats certain words in his poems in order to highlight a meaning
- avoids traditional poetic devices: he uses unorthodox poetic devices which are not usually found in poems, especially of that period
2. Langston Hughes:
- part of the Harlem Renaissance: this refers to the movement of black artists, one of which was Hughes
- looks forward to racial equality: this one is obvious
- describes a fragmented United States: fragmented over slavery and equality, mostly
Answer:
its from the hobbit im pretty sure
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The correct answer is, indeed, option B.
"I wince when I say that." -- This clearly explains that Tan doesn't like such words.
