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In the poem ‘The stolen boat’ the narrator’s pleasure is troubled because A. the pleasure is short lived. B. his conscience pricks him on his stealthy act. C. he is scared to be alone. D. It was dark at night.

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In the poem ‘The stolen boat’ the narrator’s pleasure is troubled because A. the pleasure is short lived. B. his conscience pricks him on his stealthy act. C. he is scared to be alone. D. It was dark at night.​

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In the poem ‘The stolen boat’ the narrator’s pleasure is troubled because A. the pleasure is short lived. B. his conscience pricks him on his stealthy act. C. he is scared to be alone. D. It was dark at night.