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28 September, 12:10

Read the following passage from Whitman's "Song of the Open Road" and answer the question.

Henceforth I ask not good-fortune, I myself am good fortune,

Henceforth I whimper no more, postpone no more, need nothing,

Which sentence best paraphrases the passage above?

a) From now on, I will ask permission of the god of luck because I'm going to need a lot. b) There is nothing to complain about though and I'm ready to go.

c) As of now, I'm unlucky, but I'm going in search of luck. And when I find it, I'll stop complaining and get on living.

d) As of now, I will stop asking permission from the god of luck and make my own. This is going to be hard work so I better wait till I'm ready.

From now on, I won't ask for luck, because I will make my own. There is nothing to complain about and no reason to wait.

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  1. 28 September, 12:32
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    Definitely last one!

    "From now on, I won't ask for luck, because I will make my own. There is nothing to complain about and no reason to wait."
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