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Andreyy89
2 years ago
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English
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scoundrel [369]2 years ago
4 0

MARK AS BRAINLIEST Answer: Line 9 means peaceful Also the word tranquil

Explanation: tranquil

[ˈtraNGkwəl]

ADJECTIVE

free from disturbance; calm.

"her tranquil gaze" ·

synonyms:

peaceful · restful · reposeful · calm · quiet · still · serene · placid · relaxing · soothing · undisturbed · idyllic · halcyon · mild · pleasant · composed · relaxed · at peace · cool · cool, calm, and collected · coolheaded · even-tempered

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