Read these lines from the passage,
"I should think this is about the place," he said.
"What...
Read these lines from the passage,
"I should think this is about the place," he said.
"What place?" asked his companion.
"The place where the poor fellow was killed," said Fisher, sadly,
Why does the author include these lines?
O They give the passage an embittered, angry tone,
O
They provide readers with a vibrant and memorable
image.
O They inject an element of surprise into the text.
They introduce a flashback into the story
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