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Emily Dickinson's Collected Poems Quiz 4
1. Why does Dickinson's speaker “like a look of Agony?”
- Because it means the victim is at least still alive
- Because pain makes you stronger
- Because it makes her feel less alone in her pain
- Because she knows it’s true
2. What is the last line of "To fill a Gap?"
- "Insert the Thing that caused it."
- "With Air."
- "Block it up with Doubt."
- "You cannot solder an Abyss."
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