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English, 29.09.2019 04:30, vieraml58

In ezra pound's "in a station of the metro," pound refers to the people at the station as “petals,” creating an image of beauty and delicacy. his use of the word “apparition” makes the people seem

a. ghostly.
b. ghastly.
c. scandalous.
d. unattractive.

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