English, 11.03.2021 01:10, bgarrison364

Choose which of these lines are decasyllabic like Chaucer's verse. Choose 2 correct answers.
-"That's wonderfull" the princess clapped her hands and cried.
-"What a beautiful night," the crickets chirped.
-Terrified, the little bird flew quickly home,
-The finest horse the rancher ever saw.

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