English, 22.04.2021 01:00 cocoarockford
Read these sentences from paragraph 4.
As for myself, I saw my aunt's misshapen figure with that feeling of awe and respect with which we behold explorers who have left their ears and fingers
north of Franz-Josef-Land, or their health somewhere along the Upper Congo.
Why does the author compare Aunt Georgiana to explorers in these sentences?
F. To show how far she has moved from Boston
G. To demonstrate that she has always been frail
H. To illustrate her constant search for something new
I. To point out how hard her life has been physically
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