English, 30.03.2021 18:50, sihamabdalla591
T is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from. t is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from. t is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from. t is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from. t is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from. t is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from. t is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from. t is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from. t is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from. t is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from. t is a central idea of the poem? (RL 6.2)
The narrator feels greater and more powerful than a king as he sits in his new chair.
The narrator is sitting by his fireplace in his new chair wishing to be a child again.
The narrator was given a chair as a gift and it caused him to think about fond childhood memories.
The narrator was given a chair and he did not like it because it made him sad to think of where the wood came from.
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