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The following passage from

"The Invalid's Story" is an
example of

Sec. 28: "...he, piled them on
a breadth of sheet iron in the
middle of the floor, and set
fire to them."
Sec. 29: "When they got well
started, I couldn't see, myself,
how even the corpse could
stand it."

A. Humor -- a fire burning in an express
car is funny
B. Situational Irony -- the "corpse" is a
box of guns, guns (or corpses) don't care
about smell
C. Verbal Irony -- the narrator says they
tried
(It’s not a, so either B or C,)

User Khyox
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Answer:

i donk knt

Step-by-step explanation:

User Chris Ortiz
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Answer:

Verbal Irony

Step-by-step explanation:

the figure of speech that an author uses as a meaning "How even the corpse could stand it." and "He piled them on a breadth of sheet of iron in the middle of the floor." are all pieces of Verbal Irony

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