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Which senses does this passage appeal to? what does the imagery in the passage suggest about caesar?
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Which senses does this passage appeal to? what does the imagery in the passage suggest about caesar?

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the imigary are the take lesrn

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Which senses does this passage appeal to?

āœ” sight and sound

What does the imagery in the passage suggest about Caesar?

āœ” He is daring but weak.

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