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To what does the speaker compare "the sense of beauty" that falls over him as he looks at the painting? A) the playing of a hymn and the saying of a prayer B) listening to a hymn and kneeling in an old
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To what does the speaker compare "the sense of beauty" that falls over him as he looks at the painting? A) the playing of a hymn and the saying of a prayer B) listening to a hymn and kneeling in an old church C) the silent awe the shepherds felt on the night Jesus was born D) church music and the light from a stained glass window on someone praying

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Answer:well the answer maybe A

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Its D

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