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Read the excerpt from The Land, Part 2.
"Whoa there, Wind," I said softly as I tried to get near the stallion. "It's me, boy. It's Paul." I extended my hand slowly. "Let me take a look at you now. It’s all right. It's all right." The stallion pulled back at first. I kept talking, and he finally allowed me to touch him. He whinnied just a bit, and I patted him gingerly, trying to make him know me; then, when he was still, I took a closer look at his leg.
Based on this excerpt, which word best describes Paul?
1. gentle
2. anxious
3. careless
4. excitable
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