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0 Hi, the questions followed by the stanza have been answered in two different ways. Please let me know which way you like. 01b00a 02b00or 01b00b02b00?02br
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01i00Come to me, O ye children! 02i02br
01i00For I hear you at your play, 02i02br
01i00And the questions that perplexed me 02i02br
01i00Have vanished quite away.02i02br
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01font00(The verses have been extracted from one of the best loved poems of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Children.)02font02br
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01b001. What were the questions that were disturbing the poem?02b02br
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01b00a.02b00 We have no way of knowing the questions that were perplexing him. However, they might be regarding some genaral problems of life. 02br
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01font01font01b00b.02b00 The poem does not address the questions. However, they may relate to some of life's general problems.02font02font02br
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01b002. How have the questions been answered?02b02br
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01b00a.02b00 The questions are not answered; rather, the poet has been diverted from thinking about them by the sight and sound of the children at play.02br
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01b00b.02b00 The questions are not answered. The poet has only been diverted from thinking about them by the sight and sound of the children at play.02br
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