The Patrot syas, 'i Who leaped at the Sun ' By this he means that.
A. He jumped to catch the sum
B. He tried to reach the sun
C. He took a spring to get at the sun
D. He tried to do what human being could do
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D.
He tried to do what human being could do
Explanation:
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