In his ode "when I have fears that I may cease to be" John Keats Ponders the possibility that he will die before

A finding a perfect love

B attaining forgiveness and salvation

C. discoving the purpose of existence

D. writing all the poetry of which he is cable

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1 December, 13:39

In his ode "when I have fears that I may cease to be" John Keats Ponders the possibility that he will die before

A finding a perfect love

B attaining forgiveness and salvation

C. discoving the purpose of existence

D. writing all the poetry of which he is cable

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Nathanial West · Answer 1

1. B Cringing

2. B - Essence

3. B - Hasty

4. A - ... At me, thy earth-born companion,

5. C - Jesus

6. B - Modern Life

7. C - A savage place! as holy and enchanted

8. A - ... like the night / of cloudness climes, and starry skies

9. D - ... two vast and trunkless legs of stone. stand in the desert

10. D - writing all the poetry of which he is capable

11. A - heavy reliance on rhythm and word sounds

12. B - apostrophe

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In his ode "when I have fears that I may cease to be" John Keats Ponders the possibility that he will die beforeA finding a perfect loveB attaining forgiveness and salvationC. discoving the purpose of existenceD. writing all the poetry of which he is cable

In his ode "when I have fears that I may cease to be" John Keats Ponders the possibility that he will die before

A finding a perfect love

B attaining forgiveness and salvation

C. discoving the purpose of existence

D. writing all the poetry of which he is cable