English, 31.07.2021 17:10 pito63

I stared first at my cousin and then at the horse. There was a pious stillness and humour in each of them which on the one hand delighted me and on the other frightened me. A. Who is 'I' in the above lines? B. Why couldn't he believe when he saw his cousin with the horse? C. What according to the narrator, was his first longing? D. What were the hallmarks of the tribe which the narrator and his cousin belonged to?

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