English, 20.10.2019 10:30 bobk1433

Which passage below from twain's "the californian's tale" shows foreshadowing?
a. sec. 40: i lost my patience for the moment, and spoke pretty brutally to him.
b. sec. 39: yet something seems to be trying to warn me that something's happened.
c. sec. 42: pretty soon tom and joe arrived, and then all hands set about adorning the house.

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