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- 1. Name : Bhalani Komal PRoll No.:21Sem.: 1Subject: American LiteraturePresentation topic: “Nature in Robert Frost’s Poem”
- 2. Robert Frost and Nature
- 3. Use of Nature in his various poem
- 4. Thank you…….