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In which part of a ballad is diction employed as a repetitive technique
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In which part of a ballad is diction employed as a repetitive technique

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the refrain, took the test

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The part of a ballad you are talking about is what we can call the STRANZA. A stranza is a group of lines in a poem that forms a basic and recurrent metrical unit. Stranzas are together by the rhyme pattern and the lines it has
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