Stages Of An Elegy In Whitman
Which stage of an elegy is Whitman illustrating when he writes, the flag is flung--for you the bugle trills;, and uses imagery such as bouquets and ribbon'd wreaths and eager faces to pay tribute to Lincoln's life?
A
Solace
B
Lament
C
Praise
D
Respect
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