4. Lines 18–28: What adages, clichés, or idioms are you familiar with in these lines?
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English, 05.05.2020 16:23 alyssahockett4
4. Lines 18–28: What adages, clichés, or idioms are you familiar with in these lines?
List and categorize these phrases and paraphrase their meanings. What do you
think is Tempest's purpose for including them in her poem?
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