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English, 19.11.2019 23:31 eduardoguizar8787

Iam not cruel, only truthful
the eye of a little god, four-cornered.

in stanza 2, how is the mirror portrayed as a little god"?

a. the woman consults the mirror with devotional regularity.

b. the woman considers the mirror superior to candles or the moon.

c. the woman regards the mirror with tears and agitation.

d. the woman fears retribution from the mirror for drowning the girl.

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