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Frost - "Mending Wall"The speaker describes his neighbor near the end of the poem: "I see him there / Bringing a stone grasped firmly by the top / In each hand, like an old-stone savage armed." Based on this passage, how is the neighbor holding the stones?Group of answer choicesBalanced on his hips, as if they were guns in a holsterPalm upward, as if offering them gently to the speakerPalm downward, so that most of the stones are covered by his handsThreateningly, as if he wanted to throw them at the speaker
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