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                 I wish I'd been that much more willin',              When I had more tooth there than flllin'            To pass up gobstoppers,                           From respect to me choppers,                      And to buy some thing else with me shillin'         (a) What is the present scene inside the poetess's   mouth?                                             (b) What happened to the poetess's teeth when she continued eating all kinds of sweets? (c) Explain, from respect to me choppers'?

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                                    (a) The poetess's teeth are eaten up by cavities . Most of her teeth are filled with amalgum. (b) When she continued eating all kinds of sweets, her teeth decayed and needed more fillings (c) This line suggests that now poetess should have paid more attention to her teeth by reducing eatins sweets,