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The descriptive words and phrases Lucinda Matlock uses in Lines 15 and 18 such as "rambled ... where sang the larks, shouting to the wooded hills, Singing to the green valleys" indicate?
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The descriptive words and

phrases Lucinda Matlock
uses in Lines 15 and 18
such as "rambled ...
where sang the larks,
shouting to the wooded
hills, Singing to the green
valleys" indicate?

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Answer: Lucinda's positive, happy outlook on life

Step-by-step explanation:

Rambled simply means to walk for pleasure, and this can take place especially in a countryside.

Also, other phrases such as "where sang the larks", "shouting to the wooded hills", and "singing to the green valleys" shows that Lucinda has a positive, and happy outlook on life.

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