how does the bangle seller describe her ware?
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The bangle sellers are carrying their shining loads to the temple fair.
The Bangles are described as shining loads because when light falls on them, they reflect the light.
The Bangles are also said to be bright, delicate, rainbow tinted circles of light.
Furthermore, the poetess describes the bangles as lustrous tokens of radiant lives for the happy daughters and the happy wives.
The poetess uses the word happy twice to lay emphasize on the human element of happiness.
Hope this helps :)
The Bangles are described as shining loads because when light falls on them, they reflect the light.
The Bangles are also said to be bright, delicate, rainbow tinted circles of light.
Furthermore, the poetess describes the bangles as lustrous tokens of radiant lives for the happy daughters and the happy wives.
The poetess uses the word happy twice to lay emphasize on the human element of happiness.
Hope this helps :)
PotterheadAhoy:
Sorry, it's lay emphasis ***
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The bangle sellers are carrying their shining loads to the temple fair.
The Bangles are described as shining loads because when light falls on them, they reflect the light.
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