"The bridegroom's doors are open wide,
And I am next of kin.
The guests are met, the feast is set:
Mays't hear the merry din."
a) Who speaks the above lines?
b) what occasion has been described?
c) what does the word merry mean?
d)What is the mood of the speaker?
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Ello user !!!!!!!
Here is your answer,
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a) The Wedding Guest speaks the above lines.
b) A Wedding Party has been described.
c) Merry means joyful/happy.
d) The Speaker is eager to go the party as he is an important relation of the bridegroom.
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Hey!
a) The wedding- guest speaks the above line.
b) The occassion of wedding party has been described here.
c) 'Merry' means joy or delight.
d) The Wedding-Guest is eager to attend the wedding party.
Hope this helps ✌✌
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