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English, 01.10.2021 05:00, cxttiemsp021

How does the speaker's personification of learning in lines 14-16 contribute to the poem?A. It shows that love is closely linked with knowledge. B. It stresses that the strongest love is the love for knowledge C. It proves that there is a love for education inside every person. D. It shows all people long to learn and grow. This is not a small voice

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