English, asked by saunakchatterjee3885, 1 month ago

From where does the wind rise at daybreak?

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Answered by Andrea07

A wind rises up out of the sea when the sun comes out after the sleepy night. It moves towards the inland unveiling the mist in its way. Then the wind meets the sailors of ships, the forest, the wood-bird, the chanticleer, the corn-field, the church-bell one by one.

Answered by palrupsa005

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from out of the sea the wind rise at Daybreak.

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