English, asked by nitya2428, 11 months ago

what this phrase mean to you the passing there

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Answered by sanyam3069

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I think that this phrase is from the poem the road not taken. this phrase refers to the people who have travelled on that particular road

nitya2428: the passing there

Answered by nathpriyanka1980

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Answer:

The passing there refers to the use of the path by pass-a-by.

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