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ANSWER WITH REFFERENCE TO CONTEXTOr how shall we gather what griefs destroy,Or bless the mellowing year,When the blasts of winter appear?a. Who is being referred to as 'we' in the given lines? How would they bless themellowing year?b. Explain what the poet means by 'blasts of winter'.c. What do summer and winter stand for in this stanza? WITH REFFERENCE TO THE POEM WILLIAM BLAKEPLEASE ANSWER FAST

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