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Why does the speaker slow her speech in the last stanza when saying the line, "But miles of barren sand"? A to create a feeling of emptiness that matches the imagery B to emphasize that it takes a long
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Why does the speaker slow her speech in the last stanza when saying the line, "But miles of barren sand"?

A to create a feeling of emptiness that matches the imagery
B to emphasize that it takes a long time to walk through the desert
C to emphasize the stressed and unstressed syllables in the line
D to create a feeling of peace that matches the imagery​

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Probably: D


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User Ishan Madhusanka
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Maybe D

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