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Devan

10 July, 23:40

What is William Carlos Williams describing in this passage from "Spring and

All"?

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A. The plants that have faded over winter

B. A garden that is growing in the spring

C. A beautiful evening in the early fall

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D. The calm and idyllic days of late summer

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