English, 22.11.2019 02:31, hgg44137

The actions of the other wives at the beginning of the poem make them out to be (poem = sunjata)
a) jealous
b) generous
c) humble
d) ashamed

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The actions of the other wives at the beginning of the poem make them out to be (poem = sunjata)