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LINES 40-59:
not be that day.‖ [Dramatic irony!]
PART III
A) TIME, LOCATION, AND DESTINATION OF THE JERSEY ON LAKE ERIE
B) JOHN MAYNARD INTRODUCED: PHYSICAL FEATURES AND CHARACTER
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38) ―It drew towards four in the afternoon.‖ line 40 178
39) ―Old‖ [John Maynard was at the wheel] line 44 180
40) ―Maynard‖ line 44 183
41) ―bluff‖ line 45 187
42) ―weather-beaten‖ lines 45 189
43) A: ―tanned by many a burning summer day, and by many a
winter tempest‖
B: ―tanned by -----------[deleted]-----------------------many a
wintery tempest‖
lines 46-47 192
44) ―to be [A: ―content‖ // B: ―contented‖] lines 48 201
45) ― repine‖
line 49-50 203
―hard labor and scanty pay‖
line 50
46) ―a cheerful word and a kind look‖ lines 51-52 206
47) a) ―for those with whom he was thrown‖
line 52 207
b) ―cast often enough into bad company‖
line 53
48) [Improving] ―bad company‖ line 53 211
49) ―known from one end of Lake Erie to the other‖ lines 56-57 213
50) ―honest‖ & ―the secret of his honesty‖ lines 57-58 214
51) ―neighbour‖ line 58 226
52) ―his love of God‖ line 59 228
LINES 60-89:
A) LOCATION
B) FIRE DISCOVERED
C) CAUSE OF FIRE
PART IV
D) VAIN ATTEMPTS TO EXTINGUISH FIRE
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