English, asked by yash642364, 13 hours ago

the poet felt that he saw five thousand Daffodils in a glance true/false

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Answered by jadumonig420gmailcom

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When the poet says that he saw ten thousand daffodils at a glance, he certainly means a lot off

flowers it is true

Answered by sunitachikkaraddi

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no it is wrong true means that is a dream

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