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What do we learn about “Thompson” from section 7 of “The Invalid Story?”
“After a few moments Thompson said, “Pfew! I reckon it ain’t no cinnamon’t I’ve loaded up thish-yer stove with!”
A. We learn that Thompson speaks with proper, formal English
B. We learn that Thompson speaks with a dialect based on informal English “ain’t,” and “this-yer”
C. We learn that Thompson is afraid of the narrator’s dead friend
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