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What does Ralph Waldo Emerson's use of words like fierce, savage, and mad in his poem "The Snow-Storm" suggest about the storm? A. its threatening power B. its sudden appearance C. its artistic landscaping
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What does Ralph Waldo Emerson's use of words like fierce, savage, and mad in his poem "The Snow-Storm" suggest about the storm?

  A.

its threatening power   B. its sudden appearance   C. its artistic landscaping   D. its majestic beauty
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I believe it's C. Because the way he uses the words describe his view of the storm
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