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Tennyson juxtaposes cold, gray stones, which symbolize grief or sadness, and the fisherman's children playing, which symbolizes carefree happiness, in "Crossing the Ba…

Tennyson juxtaposes cold, gray stones, which symbolize grief or sadness, and the fisherman's children playing, which symbolizes carefree happiness, in "Crossing the Ba…
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Tennyson juxtaposes cold, gray stones, which symbolize grief or sadness, and the fisherman's children playing, which symbolizes carefree happiness, in "Crossing the Bar." true or false

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