When the poet in “The Raven” thinks that Lenore may be at his door, what are his feelings? A. fear and anguish B. hope and doubt C. anger and disgust D. curiosity and relief

When the poet in “The Raven” thinks that Lenore may be at his door, what are his feelings? A. fear and anguish B. hope and doubt C. anger and disgust D. curiosity and relief

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