Why does the speaker comment that richard cory "fluttered pulses"?
a) to make cory seem more...
English, 16.09.2019 04:10 cristinanina
Why does the speaker comment that richard cory "fluttered pulses"?
a) to make cory seem more attractive
b) to hint at what happens to richard cory
c) to show how emotional the townspeople were
d) to provide a concrete example of his effect on people
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