Reread lines 309-326. What is the tone (Goldsmith's attitude toward the subject) in Lines 323 and 324? He is sincere. He is being ironic; he doesn't mean what he says. He does not approve of joy. He is

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Reread lines 309-326. What is the tone (Goldsmith's attitude toward the subject) in Lines 323 and 324?

He is sincere.

He is being ironic; he doesn't mean what he says.

He does not approve of joy.

He is praising city wealth.

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He is being ironic; he doesn't mean what he says.

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The answer is B

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