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    Default Re: Diagramming Longfellow 4

    I will admit that I put "indistinct in the twilight" modifying both "pines" and "hemlocks" because there was more space there. But one could interpret the sentence that way.
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    Default Re: Diagramming Longfellow 4

    Sorry, didn't mean to post the diagram twice.
    You might note that I forgot an "x" for an understood "and".
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