Select the lines of poetry that use iambic feet. "my songs do tell how true thou art" (sir thomas wyatt, 1557) "whatever fades,
but fading pleasure brings." (sir philip sidney, 1598) "and the night is a-cold" (william blake, 1783) "the world is too much with us; late and soon" (william wordsworth, 1807) "rough winds do shake the darling buds of may" (william shakespeare, 1609) "little lamb, who made thee " (william blake, 1789)
“The hungry wolves” is most likely used metaphorically for
people who had ill wishes towards the pilgrim. Thinking in this line, the
speaker intends to imply that these people may have snapped at the pilgrim’s heels
at the slightest incitement or may even have attacked him in packs. But now
that the pilgrim has been taken by death, it is no longer possible for these
wolves to harm him.
They chased off the Socs and Darry was furious and scared. ... Ponyboy's because he is the youngest and growing and learning about and observing things and events around him