The narrator develops the third paragraph (lines 19-29) mainly through:

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An American Childhood

The narrator develops the third paragraph (lines 19-29) mainly through:

A. detached philosophical musings on the nature of the objects she sees

B. a detailed description of what she did to try to keep the object she sees

C. sensory detail vividly depicting the object and its movement

D. imagininative speculation on what might be causing the object to appear

Asked by Taa M #1025574 on 5/28/2020 9:59 AM

Last updated by Aslan on 5/29/2020 2:54 AM

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Answered by Aslan on 5/29/2020 2:54 AM

My third pragraph reads:

I was seven; the boys were eight, nine, and ten. The oldest two Fahey boys were there—Mikey and Peter—polite blond boys who lived near me on Lloyd Street, and who already had four brothers and sisters. My parents approved Mikey and Peter Fahey. Chickie McBride was there, a tough kid, and Billy Paul and Mackie Kean too, from across Reynolds, where the boys grew up dark and furious, grew up skinny, knowing, and skilled. We had all drifted from our houses that morning...

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