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In the last lines of his poem, Keats lets go of A.) his ambitions. B.) faith. C.) his fears. D.) death.

In the last lines of his poem, Keats lets go of A.) his ambitions. B.) faith. C.) his fears. D.) death.
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In the last lines of his poem, Keats lets go of A.) his ambitions.

B.) faith.
C.) his fears.
D.) death.

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His Ambitions. Have a great day mateys!

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