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Who does the word “some” refer to in the lines 59-60, “Some mute inglorious Milton here may rest,/Some Cromwell guiltless of his country’s blood”?

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The word "some" as used in lines 59-60 refers to: the people buried in the churchyard.

  • This question refers to the poem "Elegy Written in a Churchyard," by Thomas Gray.
  • In lines 59-60, the author uses the word "some" to refer to the people buried there.
  • According to the speaker, some of those people never had the chance to reveal their potential, to do something big in life.
  • They may have died young or may have never had the opportunity to accomplish their dreams.

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