Write a comparative essay about Whitman’s “O Captain! My Captain!” and Melville’s “Shiloh: A Requiem.” Include ways in which the use of elegy extends the meaning in each poem, as well as any other poetic forms or devices the poets use.

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Choose the correctly punctuated sentence. (a) "whoa there, buddy," leticia cautioned. "let's not jump to any conclusions." (b) "whoa there, buddy," leticia cautioned, "let's not jump to any conclusions." (c) "whoa there, buddy." leticia cautioned. "let's not jump to any conclusions." (d) "whoa there, buddy, leticia cautioned, let's not jump to any conclusions." (e) "whoa there, buddy." leticia cautioned, "let's not jump to any conclusions."