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An elderly gentleman passes on.
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After Gortsby loans the young man money for a hotel room, the elderly gentleman returns to the bench to look for a lost
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How does the author’s use of the multiple-meaning word mild affect the reader’s understanding of the gentleman? (1 point)
The
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How does the author’s use of the multiple-meaning word mild affect the reader’s understanding of the gentleman?
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An elderly gentleman passes on. He leaves half of his estate to his wife. He leaves his son $50,000. The remainder of the money
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How does the author’s use of the multiple-meaning word mild affect the reader’s
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1-1. It is no fun.
1-2. It is not funny. (Are both the same?) 2-1. He is no gentleman. 2-2. He is not a gentleman. 2-3. He is not
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John
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Dusk by H.H. Munro (Saki) On the bench by his side sat an elderly gentleman with a drooping air of defiance that was probably
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Dusk
by H.H. Munro (Saki) On the bench by his side sat an elderly gentleman with a drooping air of defiance that was probably the
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On the bench by his side sat an elderly gentleman with a drooping air of defiance that was probably the remaining vestige of
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Dusk
by H.H. Munro (Saki) On the bench by his side sat an elderly gentleman with a drooping air of defiance that was probably the
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