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What message does the angel give in Stanza five of " The Chimney Sweeper"? Choose from the answers below
1. The angel reprimand
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William Blake, a prominent Romantic poet and artist, explored the idea of the monster in his works such as "The
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"In the first stanza of 'The Chimney Sweeper', Blake uses alliteration to highlight:"
The youth of the speaker. The sad situation
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One of the themes explored in the poem “The Chimney Sweeper " include exploitation.
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Do you think this is the intended message of the poem ,why or why nog substaintiate Children seem to bê
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The "Chimney Sweeper" in Blake's Songs of Innocence has good life circumstances while the "Chimney Sweeper" in his
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the chimney sweeper poem the children were very badly treated by masters who only cared about money. discuss the methods you
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in william blake's poem " the chimney sweeper," the metaphor"coffins of black represent (A) innocence (B)chimneya (C)daffodils
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in Williams Blake's poem the chimney sweeper the metaphor coffins of black represents?
a) innocence b)chimneys c)daffodils d)the
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Rhyme scheme for "The chimney sweeper"?
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