What does the Sun do in the Sanatorium for Trees? | Faculties

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Q. What does the Sun do in the Sanatorium for Trees?

(A) Rubs its balm on barren heads,
(B) Rehydrates parched desires,
(C) Decongests swollen memories,
(D) Rushes in with tincture and cotton wool.

Correct Answer - Option(C)
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