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Why is the narrator so surprised? A He is surprised that a clergyman would lie about such a celebrated military man. B He is surprised that the clergyman would compare Scoresby to Napoleon. C He is surprised
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Why is the narrator so surprised?

A He is surprised that a clergyman would lie about such a celebrated military man.
B He is surprised that the clergyman would compare Scoresby to Napoleon.
C He is surprised to see Scoresby, who was not invited to the party.
D He is surprised by the clergyman's claim that Scoresby earned his fame by chance. ​

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he is suprised by the clergyman's claim that scoresby earned his fame by chance.

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