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When the narrator says he loves to repeat the name John Jacob Astor because "it hath a rounded and orbicular sound to it," he’s appreciating the name’s: euphony. ambiguity. cacophony. meter. rhyme.
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When the narrator says he loves to repeat the name John Jacob Astor because "it hath a rounded and orbicular sound to it," he’s appreciating the name’s: euphony. ambiguity. cacophony. meter. rhyme.

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I think it is euphony. 
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