Lines 7-9, "One shade the more, one ray the less, / Had half impaired the nameless grace / Which waves in every raven tress," mean that the - a. woman's hair is as black as a raven's feathers b. woman's hair would be better a shade darker c. woman's hair has the right combination of dark and light d. speaker feels incapable of describing the beauty of the woman's hair

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Zion Johns

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15 November, 23:21

Lines 7-9, "One shade the more, one ray the less, / Had half impaired the nameless grace / Which waves in every raven tress," mean that the - a. woman's hair is as black as a raven's feathers b. woman's hair would be better a shade darker c. woman's hair has the right combination of dark and light d. speaker feels incapable of describing the beauty of the woman's hair

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Everett Merritt · Answer 1

The correct answer of the given question above would option C. Based on the given lines from the selection "She Walks in Beauty", the lines 7-9 means that the woman’s hair has the right combination of dark and light. Hope this answers your question.