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In Lord Byron’s Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, the speaker describes the subject’s soul as hindered, or A. eloquent. B. impeded. C. meandering. D. sportive.
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In Lord Byron’s Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, the speaker describes the subject’s soul as hindered, or

A. eloquent.
B. impeded.
C. meandering.
D. sportive.

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C, meandering

Because hindered is a word that means something like “moved or misplaced” and meandering means means the same. It would be the best answer.
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