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Read these lines from emily dickinson's "cobwebs": the spider as an artist has never been employed though his surpassing merit is freely certified by every broom and bridget throughout a christian land neglected son of genius, i take thee by the hand. according to the poem, how does the narrator feel about spiders? a. awed and impressed b. fearful and disgusted c. neglected and unimportant d. indifferent and unafraid

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