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In this excerpt from HG Wells's The Time Machine what can you infer about the Time Traveller? A. The Time Traveller is excited about returning to visit the
B. The Time Traveller has become disillusioned with science,
C. The Time Traveller is disturbed by his adventures,
D. The Time Traveller has been driven insane by visiting other times.

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