Which sentence from the passage reflects a
central concern of the narrator?
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1. "Even through the veil of my confusion the
earth seemed very fair." (Paragraph 4)
0 2. "Presently I thought what a fool I was to get
wet." (Paragraph 7)
3. "What if in this interval the race had lost its
manliness, and had developed into something
inhuman, unsympathetic, and overwhelmingly
powerful?" (Paragraph 8)
ome substance in
traveled at a high
speak,
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of myself, molecule
my atoms into
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urred to me again
id cheerfully
4. "Already I saw other vast shapes--huge
buildings with intricate parapets and tall
columns, with a wooded hillside dimly
creeping in upon me through the lessening
storm." (Paragraph 9)