Emerson describes himself as a “transparent eyeball” because he — a. feels that he sees everything b. is young again and totally virtuous c. regrets his past mistakes and petty cruel acts d. feels complete communion with nature

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User: Emerson describes himself as a “transparent eyeball” because he — a. feels that he sees everything b. is young again and totally virtuous c. regrets his past mistakes and petty cruel acts d. feels complete communion with nature

Weegy: The answer to your question , "Emerson describes himself as a transparent eyeball? because he" is d. feels complete communion with nature
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User: In the woods, Emerson finds — a. abundant fish and game c. a peaceful place to write b. trees one can talk to d. love and the joy of youth

Weegy: d. love and the joy of youth
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User: Which item contains the best paraphrase of the following statement? “The sun illuminates only the eye of the man, but shines into the eye and the heart of the child.” a. The sun favors children over adults. b. Adults have developed an immunity to the rays of the sun. c. Children are better able to see the sun than adults are. d. Adults can see nature, but they don’t truly appreciate it the way children do.

Weegy: Adults can see nature, but they don’t truly appreciate it the way children do contains the best paraphrase of the following statement: “The sun illuminates only the eye of the man, but shines into the eye and the heart of the child.”
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In the section called “Where I Lived, and What I Lived For,” Thoreau says he wants to live at Walden because he wants to prove that he does not need other people.

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