Which aspect of '' The Widow at Windsor'' reveals the common nature of the speaker?
A.the dialect B.the use of the sentences in parentheses C.the attitude expressed about the Widow D.the use of the phrase '' Widow at Windsor''

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Which aspect of '' The Widow at Windsor'' reveals the common nature of the speaker?
A.the dialect B.the use of the sentences in parentheses C.the attitude expressed about the Widow D.the use of the phrase '' Widow at Windsor''

anonymous · Answer

Seeing how I've never have read this story before, had to look it up and found that the Chacha website was very helpful:

The speaker is obviously a commoner because it is written with a wingspanney accent. 'Ave you 'eard o' the Widow at Windsor/With a hairy gold crown on 'er 'ead? The deletion of the H's and incomplete words imply that the person speaking has a commoner's accent, instead of a more sophisticated British accent. 

So after reading this I'm pretty sure you'll be able to know what the answer is. :)

anonymous · Answer

*I had