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In Line 61, why does the speaker use the phrase “Sprite or Bird”?

ATo insult the bird

BTo show confusion over its species

CTo emphasize the skylark’s magical, otherworldly quality

DTo compare it to a ghost

Answer:

C. To emphasize the skylark’s magical, otherworldly quality

Read Explanation:

“Sprite” implies a fairy-like or supernatural being. Shelley suggests the skylark may transcend the physical, adding to its mystical symbolism​.


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