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English, 29.07.2019 17:30, sugar1014

What is being personified in the first three stanzas of the poem? "an old patched hat, which was almond with trim-red, watched as it sat on an old, thin head. and what it saw, and what it knew, was more than more of you might even ever construe 5 from just a patched, old hat. itā€™d seen a child dieā€”depression--a war, bowed at the bedside of the lady once adored, watched while its owner did weep when his store burned down to the ground, nothing left but the floor10 and that brand-new hat on his head. it saw with lucid eyes inhuman, divine the tired man grew older, while his boy grew wise. some said, ā€˜so tragic,ā€™ the son said, ā€˜fateā€™ when the lightning left a char on the elderā€™s pate 15 and they both did loving before too late. that special bequest." a) a burned store eliminate b) a tired old man c) an old patched hat d) a child dying in war

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