please tell me fastly that here why is adjective clause
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There was none but wept . The underline part is which clause ?
Explanation :--
→ An Adjective Clause does the work of an adjective. It is usually put just before or nearest to the noun or pronoun it qualifies.
→ An Adjective Clause may be introduced by:
(a) A Relative Pronoun: The world had no warriors who could overcome his brothers.
(b) A Relative Adverb : I have been to the place where the accident took place.
(c) Where ‘as’ and ‘but’ are used as Relative Pronouns, they introduce an Adjective Clause: Such boys as are guilty will be punished.
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Answer :--
→ There was none but (who not) wept.
Hence, it's a adjective clause ..
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