Which example from "A Visit of Charity" slows down the pacing of the story?
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A. Then s...
Which example from "A Visit of Charity" slows down the pacing of the story?
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A. Then something was snatched from Marian's hand - the little
potted plant. "Flowers!" screamed the old woman. She stood
holding the pot in an undecided way. "Pretty flowers," she added.
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B. "Wait for me!" she shouted. As though at an imperial command,
the bus ground to a stop. She jumped on and took a big bite out of
the apple.
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C. Suddenly Marian saw a hand, quick as a bird claw, reach up in the
air and pluck the white cap off her head.
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D. She wore a red coat, and her straight yellow hair was hanging
down loose from the pointed white cap all the little girls were
wearing that year.
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