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In which of the following did the poet use BOTH internal and end rhyme? A) "In the sepulcher by sea, in the tomb by the sounding sea." B) "Of those who are older then we of many far wiser then we-" C)
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In which of the following did the poet use BOTH internal and end rhyme?

A) "In the sepulcher by sea, in the tomb by the sounding sea."
B) "Of those who are older then we of many far wiser then we-"
C) " And so, all the night - tide, i lie down by the side Of my darling- my life and my bride."
D) "In all my dreams, before my helpless sight, He plunges at me, guttering, choking,drowning"

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The correct answer is the third choice, C.

This line uses internal and end rhyme by using the words "tide" and "bride."
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