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The correct answer is "Joseph Addison and Richard Steele." The two men contributed to the Tatler and Spectator a serial humorous and entertaining essays are Joseph Addison and Richard Steele.
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The correct answer is D. Statements about a culture's institutions.
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The narrator's scientific approach to life, and his relatively accepting reaction when he discovers that time, as he perceives it, will eventually stop, indicates that perhaps he is better off knowing his fate. He seems much more interested in learning about how the universe works, regardless of what conclusions his findings take him to. Perhaps not all of his people will react to the news the same way, but the narrator himself is likely better off knowing why time appears to be speeding up, as satisfying his curiosity about the world seems to be his primary objective.
The garb of the described character suggests mystery and perhaps a little fear.
