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How does dialect contribute to the setting of Joanna Baillie’s “Woo’d and Married and A’”?

A)The dialect adds an air of nobility to the setting.


B)The dialect illustrates the squalid poverty of the setting.


C)The dialect creates a lively, animated setting.


D)The dialect emphasizes the humble, rural setting.

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User Sapenov
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D)The dialect emphasizes the humble, rural setting.

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User TBieniek
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Correct answer choice is :


D) The dialect emphasizes the humble, rural setting.


Step-by-step explanation:


Joanna Baillie's Woo'd and Married and A is based on the marriage culture. She asks male romanticism although obliquely. The primary role of the poem, the wife complains that she is poor and scarcity has enhanced the reason for her grief. It is the poem of the wife and children. But this poem is discovering the essential parts of the family. Her mother and father join the song claiming their daughter not to grieve and worry much about the wealth.

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