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2 April, 06:48

Read the passage from "The Battle of Blenheim".

I find them in the garden,

For there's many here about,

And often when I go to plough,

The ploughshare turns them out!

For many thousand men, "said he,

"Were slain in that great victory.

What is the tone in the passage?

A. Bleak

B. Matter-of-Fact

C. Bitter

D. Sincere

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  1. 2 April, 08:13
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    The tone of the passage is a bit A. Bleak.
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