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In what ways is the rose special?
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

rose is special to smell

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Answered by visheshprajapati
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Answer:

The lily is described as having a stately pride. Juno is considered the queen of Roman mythology, so the lily is regal, dignified, and majestic in appearance. The rose, by contrast, is "delicious" because of its color.

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