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2. In context, lines 27-29 ("They gave tongue . . . for want of utterance") primarily reflect the author's
- innate understanding that slavery is wrong
- developing arguments against slavery
- doubts about deeply held beliefs
- fears about being enslaved for life
- inability to verbalize thoughts and feelings

2 In context lines 2729 They gave tongue for want of utterance primarily reflect the authors innate understanding that slavery is wrong developing arguments aga class=

2 In context lines 2729 They gave tongue for want of utterance primarily reflect the authors innate understanding that slavery is wrong developing arguments aga class=

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