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What does the poet mean in the line, “Some words die caged—”? The words are uncommon. The words are no longer used. The words are used in a specific language. The words are in b…

What does the poet mean in the line, “Some words die caged—”? The words are uncommon. The words are no longer used. The words are used in a specific language. The words are in b…
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What does the poet mean in the line, “Some words die caged—”?

The words are uncommon.

The words are no longer used.

The words are used in a specific language.

The words are in books that are no longer read.

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The words are in books that are no longer read.

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