Meaning of "He gave his coat a hitch"
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In “The Cold Within” by James Patrick Kinney, "He gave his coat a hitch" simply means that he grabbed his coat....
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In “The Cold Within” by James Patrick Kinney, "He gave his coat a hitch" simply means that he grabbed his coat....
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Answer:
The meaning of ‘He gave his coat a hitch’ is He wrapped his ‘coat’ around his body.
Explanation:
The above referred line is taken from the poem ‘The Cold Within’. The meaning of the line given in the question is: He wrapped his coat around his body to avoid cold. This poem is written by James Patrick Kinney.
He has described about how the humanity was damaged by discrimination. This poem emphasizes on the fact that person should be accepted as he is and goodness should prevail. One should avoid the attitude of discrimination.
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