Dickinson - "A narrow Fellow in the Grass"What is the meaning of the last stanza of the poem?"But never met this FellowAttended or aloneWithout a tighter Breathing And Zero at the Bone."Group of answer choicesThe speaker always sees this "narrow Fellow" in the freezing cold of the winter season.The speaker has never seen this "narrow Fellow" by himself before this time.The speaker is hyperventilating at the sight of the "narrow Fellow."Whether by himself or with someone, he is always frightened to his core when he sees this "narrow Fellow."

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