English, asked by ragisujatha76, 1 month ago

If the poem is written from the point of view of a factory owner, what kind
things would he say about children?

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Answered by devika2271

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From one point of view, the factory owner might feel very bad seeing the children working in the coal mines. In that age, the kids should play, study, learn things and enjoy life.

Answered by taniyasaini4589

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ANSWER: From one point of view, the factory owner might feel very bad seeing the children working in the coal mines. In that age, the kids should play, study, learn things and enjoy life.

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