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How does Keats's personification of autumn present the season in the second stanza of "To Autumn"? A. as beautiful and gracious B. as vindictive and dangerous C. …

How does Keats's personification of autumn present the season in the second stanza of "To Autumn"? A. as beautiful and gracious B. as vindictive and dangerous C. …
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How does Keats's personification of autumn present the season in the second stanza of "To Autumn"?

A. as beautiful and gracious
B. as vindictive and dangerous
C. as uncertain and nervous
D. as silly and foolish

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The answer is A. as beautiful and gracious

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