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wTitten by Emity Dickinson Valley was in the year.. 3. Afour line stanza in a poem is called 24. The 'summers' and 'winters' in 4. Because I could not stop for Death was Tintern Abbey stand for., first published in the 25. The reference to a 'roe' in Tintern year Abbey is 5. The editorn of Dickinson's poem 26. The second stage of the poet's atti'Because I could not stop for Death tude to nature was like that of

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pocnm 9. 'The 1mm' 'for only gossamer may gown' in the poem 'Because I ('001(1 not stop for Death' mm'ans, 10. The rhyme scheme used in the line 'We slowly drove, he knew no haste' 11.......regarded the poem 'Because I could not stop for Death'as' an extrammrdinary (mmmcm' 12. The figure of speech used in the hnm' my labor, my teismire' is 13 The figure of speech used in the line We. passmd the settimmg 0mm or rather he Iius.seml us is . .. in 14 Death is pmmrtrasm d as the poem 'Because I could not stop for Death.' 15. The poem 'Because I could not stop for Death' focus on the theme ............... inaugurated the 16. Romantic Movememmt in Emmglish poetrv, 17. In 1805 William Words worth finished his spiritual autobiography

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