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In "Sympathy," what does the speaker understand about the caged bird's song? A. It is a prayer to heaven. B. It is a carol of joy or glee. C. It is meant to comfort the speaker. D. It is too quiet for
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In "Sympathy," what does the speaker understand about the caged bird's song? A. It is a prayer to heaven.

B. It is a carol of joy or glee.
C. It is meant to comfort the speaker.
D. It is too quiet for anyone else to hear.

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B. It is a carol of joy or glee
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