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Which of the following lines supports the inference that the narrator of "I Stand Here Ironing" feels guilty over her treatment of her daughter. A) But the seeing eyes were few or nonexistent. Including
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Which of the following lines supports the inference that the narrator of "I Stand Here Ironing" feels guilty over her treatment of her daughter.

A) But the seeing eyes were few or nonexistent. Including mine.
B)They feel that's important nowadays
C) I stand here ironing
D)She was a beautiful baby

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Answer: a

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The answer is A, and you can tell by the fact that the others don't show any signs of guilt.
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