ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

In "Check," which lines make up a rhyming couplet?A.
"But, no matter what she did / To everything that was without,"

B.
"She covered it and stole again / Along the grass beside the wall!"

C.
"So I stared at the Night! And she / Stared back solemnly at me!"

D.
"—I heard the rustling of her shawl / As she threw blackness everywhere"

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Answer 1
Answer: As I see it, the only line that makes up a rhyming couplet is C."So I stared at the Night! And she / Stared back solemnly at me!". Well, it’s easy to catch the beat, you just need to read all the words aloud with pauses and all the punctuation marks. In that case we have two rhyming words, they are ‘’she’’ and ‘’me’’, you need to focus on the pause after ‘’she’’ and everything will be clear.
Answer 2
Answer: its c and i am sorry that this is late 

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It was a counter to a statement made by Alcinous. Alcinous was wanting to be done with the feasting and send his guess home. But, King Odysseus wanted to finish his dinner, so hence the quote above.

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