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who speaks the lines"oh! what will become of me ? why ? the ant and the cricket poem

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Answered by soumyashree96

The cricket says, “Oh! What will become of me?” When does he say it, and why? Answer: The cricket speaks these words when in his home he finds no food to eat in winter.

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The cricket speak these lines in the winter season because he doesn't have any food to eat. Because he do enjoy in summer season.

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who speaks the lines"oh! what will become of me ? why ? the ant and the cricket poem​

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The cricket speak these lines in the winter season because he doesn't have any food to eat. Because he do enjoy in summer season.

who speaks the lines"oh! what will become of me ? why ? the ant and the cricket poem