The author of the story is implicating that this person is a “hard lump of clay” or a “hard glinty coal” in the sentenc. Notice how in both of these examples they mention the word hard, and an object that is dull. They <em>could</em> be saying that this person was hard to befrend, talk to or whatever the content is and that they seem like a dull person.
For example, let’s call them Henry.
”Henry was a hard person to get to know, he was always very dull.”
Answer:
"We decided to place the motor to one side of the man, so that in case of a plunge headfirst, the motor could not fall upon him" "To provide against the machine rolling over forward in landing, we designed skids like sled runners, extending out in front of the main surfaces"
Explanation:
The two passages explain the injury preventative measures taken by the brothers to prevent any sort of accident, further proving a point of safety in their design
Answer:
I think is B
Explanation:
I used process of elimination. Sorry if Im wrong though...
Tecumseh was a native American Chief of the Shawnee tribe. He was born in 1768. He decided to become a warrior after his father was killed in 1774 by white men who were violating a treaty by entering Shawnee land. By becoming a warrior, he felt he could defend his people and their land.