English, 05.09.2020 01:01, robertcoe426

What is the effect of the euphony throughout the poem?
O It is lulling, representing the lady getting ready for bed.
O It is chaotic, describing the festivities of the party.
O It is fun, full of brightness and laughter.
It is jarring, representing the combination of negative
feelings.

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What is the effect of the euphony throughout the

poem?
O It is lulling, representing the lady get

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