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3. PART B: Which of the following phrases best supports the answer to Part A?
O A "that hulking Prejudice / Sat all across the road" (
Lines 11-12)
OB "I might be kneeling still / If so I hoped to move that mass/
Of obdurate ill-will-Lines 32-34)
OC “The mountain mists were rising fast,/ The sun was
sinking slow--" (Lines 39-40)
OD "And I walked directly through him,/ As if he wasn't
there!" ( Lines 47-48)

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