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As it is used in the passage, the phrase "a solitude" means:
In Lucy's conversation with Mr. Rayburn, the author builds suspense by:
When the narrator says that she is observing a "walking funeral", she most likely means that:
ACT Aspire Reading: Defining a "Walking Funeral" in Context 1 Views
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When the narrator says that she is observing a "walking funeral", she most likely means that:
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Okay Aspiring readers We had two of ten here Next
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up The question when the narrator says that she is
- 00:10
observing a walking funeral she most likely means what Okay
- 00:20
well let's think about this No a walking funeral isn't
- 00:24
a new way to exercise and pay your respects at
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the same time Yeah dead aerobics or something that he
- 00:30
called sweating to the oldies How about that Well since
- 00:32
the narrator gives us a firsthand account of the funeral
- 00:36
we know that there is in fact a service so
- 00:39
can't be d and that it's not a walk and
- 00:42
talk kind of deal So it's not be the formal
- 00:45
service already happened and the townspeople are following This is
- 00:48
big to her grave which sounded more mccobb than way
- 00:52
meant it to sound Yeah while other mourners may join
- 00:55
in on the way Well that isn't the meaning of
- 00:57
the term So it's a the mourners are for following
- 01:00
the deceased from the service to the grave for there
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Final resting place And let's hope they brought some gatorade
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