The repetition of the final two lines "And miles to go before I sleep" primarily functions as:
A device indicating that the speaker has fallen asleep and is narrating events from within a dream.
A rhythmic filler used by Frost to maintain the metrical regularity of the final stanza.
An emphasis of the speaker's dual awareness of immediate worldly duty and the deeper pull toward rest or death.
A printing error in the original manuscript that has been retained for reasons of historical fidelity.
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