English, asked by daliyamoitra, 10 months ago

I loved to sit beneath her shady boughs,
And rest up for a while,
To gaze out upon the distant blue hills,
With laughter and a smile.
a. What do we understand when the speaker refers to the tree a
in these lines?
b. What did the speaker love about the tamarind?

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Answered by praveenspk08122004

2

Answer:

he loves the tree

(2). because of it

Answered by zainabmaryam48

2

Answers

(i) she loves trees

(ii)

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