Which of the following lines
from "True Stories of History
and Biography" uses a tone
t...
English, 12.02.2021 02:00 ezequielromero41
Which of the following lines
from "True Stories of History
and Biography" uses a tone
that reveals Hawthorne's
attitude toward Isaac
Newton?
A. But perhaps some two-legged millers
are quite as dishonest as this small
quadruped
B. his mother's second husband being
now dead
C. he never permitted his mind to rest
until he had searched out all the laws
Answers: 3
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