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Read lines 11 and 12 from the poem. The fog laughs low to see it go, / And the white waves watch it with cruel eyes.

What central idea do these lines support?

Nature is in conflict with man.

Nature is jealous of light.

Nature is weaker than the lighthouse.

Nature has a sense of humor.


Read lines 11 and 12 from the poem.

The fog laughs low to see it go, / And the white waves watch

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