Multiple choice

The distinction between Keats's letters and his poems as brought out by the passage is

  1. that the letters and the poems exist in happy symbiosis

  2. that the poems are not as popular as the letters

  3. that the letters are always perfect while the poems have some imperfections

  4. that the poems are very interesting whereas the letters are not as interesting
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