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What does the use of the word “fever” in the title of John Masefield’s “Sea Fever” suggest about the poem’s speaker?

he is in a state of physical sickness
he is in a state of desire bordering on obsession
he is in a state of resigned calm
he is in a state of regret bordering on depression

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shhhhh42

Answer:

1

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if I get it wrong that is cuz I did not read the book

moochmilk5

Answer:

the answer is c

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