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In the "Good Hours," what had changed in the village when the narrator "turned and repented" and headed back?
The people were outside rather than inside.
The narrator did not notice a change.
The cottage windows were dark and people were sleeping.
The snow had melted and the path was muddy.
The people were outside rather than inside.
The narrator did not notice a change.
The cottage windows were dark and people were sleeping.
The snow had melted and the path was muddy.
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In the poem "Good Hours," when the narrator "turned and repented" and headed back, the change in the village is that the snow had melted and the path was muddy.