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The writer describes the baby as distressed ‘he sounded dismayed ‘ this suggests that the baby is
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The writer describes the baby as distressed ‘he sounded dismayed ‘ this suggests that the baby is

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Distressed or shocked, perhaps because there was a loud noise, or the baby had an accident, or it's hungry.

I hope I answered it well enough.

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