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In his 1988 short story “The Seventh Man,” Murakami's narrator is a man damaged by the childhood memory of watching his best friend sucked away by a killer wave, the furious sea retreating, he wrote, as if “a gigantic rug had been yanked by someone at the other end of the earth.” A stream of fiction has come from
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In one hand he holds the small item called an Ankh, a symbol of eternal life.
In his other hand he holds a staff-like object, either a tool or a ceremonial staff known as a Was.
<span>A) In the selected sentence, the word gardening is a gerund, and the gerund phrase functions as the subject.
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Read the following excerpt from the novel Pride...
No this is not the krusty crab this is Patrick.
