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"Click here to read and refer to "The Story-Teller" by Saki in order to answer the question below.

The setting of the story is in the late 1800s in England. How would one know this?


Saki says this information.

Saki mentions a city's name and the mention of "carriages" indicates the time frame.

Saki mentions "jam tarts," which lets the reader know the time and place of the story.

The name "Cyril" was only used by the English during this time frame.

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Answer:

Saki mentions a city's name and the mention of "carriages" indicates the time frame.

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The version of the story I have links that the answer is B. Saki mentions a city’s name...
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