It happened in "The Fall of the House of Usher" (by Edgar Allan Poe) that while Usher and the narrator speaks, Usher's sister walks through the room, apparently unaware of the narrator. The narrator's reaction to seeing Usher's sister when he sees her pass through the room was with an utter astonishment not unmingled with dread.
Answer:
Lines are generally inferred by the viewer, who may interpret them as boundaries separating spaces and forms.
Explanation:
move queen a6 and wait for white's nxt move
B) adverbio that might be what it is I’m not fully sure
