I am not completely sure, but I would say that the apothecary suggests that Jane go to school because he believes Jane would be happier and healthier away from Gateshead. She tells him how unhappy she is, so that is why he wants to help her.
I think it is Plain Folks. I'm not 100% on this but I do think it's plain folks.
I do not understand your question..
The phrase from the paragraph that makes a transition to a different idea is:
"In contrast".
<u>Explanation:</u>
Transition is word or phrase that connects two sentences or ideas that are expressed in an article or essay.
It aids in expressing two ideas that may be different to each other, or may be in sync with each other.
In the mentioned passage, the idea expressed about the changes in the mode of communication is aided by the transition phrase "in contrast", as it helps make the transit from the previous idea and concept to the new and updated one.
I'd say split infinitive!
i say this because <span>the infinitive, "to leave," is split into two by "quietly."</span>
i think the sentence should say. "I whispered the instructions to leave the building quietly."
