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what do you mean by the term A sight so touching in it's majesty ​

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Answered by arshgill0963
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The sight from the bridge is "touching in its majesty," an intriguing phrase that suggests both intimacy and grandeur. "Touching" scenes are often small and intimate, like a kid giving flowers to his sick grandmother.

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