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When from the pillow, where wet-cheeked I lay, A head as hairy as Faunus, thrust its way Right sudden against my face, — Which is an example of an allusion from the poem? A. hairy as Faunus B. wet-cheeked
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When from the pillow, where wet-cheeked I lay,
A head as hairy as Faunus, thrust its way
Right sudden against my face, —
Which is an example of an allusion from the poem?
A. hairy as Faunus
B. wet-cheeked I lay
C. A head as hairy
D. thrust its way
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A. Hairy as Faunus
Because it is referring to Faunus a horned god who was often depicted as half man, half goat .
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