Answer:
Emily Dickinson uses the word pilgrim instead of people in the poem 'Out of the Morning' because: The poet throughout the poem is asking her readers about morning, she goes on to ask wise men, scholars, and sailors about what morning is.
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its a way more civil way to say it and that's how it was in the earlier years
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The Answer is B
B) to show how completely Siddhartha was loved and nurtured, even by nature
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