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English, 02.09.2019 07:50, dukeem5270

Which line from "the colomber" by dino buzzati contributes to the setting?
a. “‘stefano, what are you doing there, standing so still? ’”
b. “it was a splendid sunny day, and the sea was calm.”
c. “from then on, with every expedient the boy was dissuaded from his desire to go to sea.”
d. “and no one on board, except him, perceived the monster.”

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