9.) What does the woman's outward beauty in Lord Byron's "She Walks in Beauty" signify to the speaker?

A. Her religious devotion

B. Her inner goodness

C. Her devotion to him

D. Her aristocratic birth

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Amy Hardin

20 September, 01:30

9.) What does the woman's outward beauty in Lord Byron's "She Walks in Beauty" signify to the speaker?

A. Her religious devotion

B. Her inner goodness

C. Her devotion to him

D. Her aristocratic birth

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Carlo Vazquez · Answer 1

Carlo Vazquez 20 September, 01:59

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B. her inner goodness

Zachery Kidd · Answer 2

The answer is: B. Her inner goodness

In "She walks in beauty" by Lord Byron the speaker shows his admiration for a woman's beauty and her harmony, we can guess for the writing that he is attracted to her, however in the poem Byron does not says he loves her, and he says that her outward beauty is the reflection of her inner goodness.

9.) What does the woman's outward beauty in Lord Byron's "She Walks in Beauty" signify to the speaker?A. Her religious devotionB. Her inner goodnessC. Her devotion to himD. Her aristocratic birth

9.) What does the woman's outward beauty in Lord Byron's "She Walks in Beauty" signify to the speaker?

A. Her religious devotion

B. Her inner goodness

C. Her devotion to him

D. Her aristocratic birth