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In Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem 'To a Skylark', why does the poet call the bird a 'blithe spirit'?
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- 1Because it embodies a pure, cheerful spirit and spontaneous joy.✓
- 2Because it only soars higher and higher in the sky.
- 3Because it is physically the most beautiful bird.
- 4Because it is a bird of paradise.
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Because it embodies a pure, cheerful spirit and spontaneous joy.
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