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O-LevelLiterature in EnglishPoetry2010/12 · Oct/Nov 2013 · Q1525 Marks

What makes CXV from In Memoriam (beginning 'Now fades the last long streak of snow') so moving? Support your answer with details from Tennyson's writing.

What makes CXV from In Memoriam (beginning 'Now fades the last long streak of snow') so moving? Support your answer with details from Tennyson's writing.[25]

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Topic: Poetry, O-Level Literature in English (syllabus 2010). Structured question, 25 marks.
Source: O-Level Literature in English, Oct/Nov 2013 Paper 1 Variant 2, question 15.

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