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English, 05.05.2020 11:16, Jack2019

Both sides stood and fought their battle there by the running
ships, and with bronze-headed spears they cast at each other,
and as long as it was early and the sacred daylight increasing,
so long we stood fast and fought them off, thought there were more of
them...
What is described in this passage?
O A) a fierce storm
OB) a ferocious battle
OC) a religious ritual
OD) a violent riot


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