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From As I lay dying The reader can infer that the pronoun “it” (paragraph 7, line 1) refers to A. the speaker’s husband B. kindness C. a renewed sense of hope D. duty to children E. love
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From As I lay dying The reader can infer that the pronoun “it” (paragraph 7, line 1) refers to A. the speaker’s husband B. kindness C. a renewed sense of hope D. duty to children E. love

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A. The speaker's husband

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