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English, 10.03.2021 19:50 xnadertheking

POS Which sentence from the passage tells us Ed's opinion of himself?
O Ed's style made him look more mature and efficient.
O Ed had to wait for his job until his birthday because of new postal regulations of 1893.
O He had, however, completed his "appointed rounds," and had the payment to prove it: eighty cents.
The train would then have furiously picked up speed and hastened to the next town.

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