In the poem “In the Sanatorium for Trees”, the poet requests us to walk gently through----- | Faculties

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Q. In the poem “In the Sanatorium for Trees”, the poet requests us to walk gently through-----

(A) The wards
(B) The forest
(C) The vestibule,
(D) The narrow lane.

Correct Answer - Option(A)
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