Who quarrelled among themselves?
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Answer:
the mountain and the squirrel quarrelled among themselves
Concept Introduction:-
Poem is the written and spoken form of the language which has a Speech flow and grammatical structure are both natural.
Explanation:-
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The squirrel and the mountain quarreled among themselves. The Mountain and the Squirrel’ by Ralph Waldo Emerson is a twenty line poem that is contained within one block of text. While the text does not rhyme, there is no particular pattern for a reader to follow. This is due to Emerson’s attempt to influence the syntax with surprising consonants and vowels. For example, in the fourth line of the poem a reader is surprised by the insult “prig.” It was not the expected rhyme, lending it a greater impact. It seems crueler and more demeaning when thrust into what should be the pattern. The poem continues on from there with a few more rhyming couplets as well as with two words “replied” and “you” which do not rhyme with anything.
Final Answer:-
The correct answer is the squirrel and the mountain quarreled among themselves.
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