What do you learn about “The Pardoner’s Tale” by rereading these lines? . . And then Death went his way without a word. / He’s k
illed a thousand in the present plague, / And, sir, it doesn’t do to be too vague / If you should meet him; you had best be wary_____ A. Death would rather not speak. . . . B. The plague poses a serious threat to this society. . . . C. The rioters should stay away from death. . . . D. Death can be avoided if you are careful. .
"The plague poses a serious threat to this society" is what a person can learn <span>about “The Pardoner’s Tale” by rereading the lines given in the question. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option "B". I hope that it has helped you.</span>
<span>The answer would be Boyhood. This is the second novel in Leo Tolstoy's autobiographical or first-person trilogy, the first one is Childhood and it is followed by Youth. The novel was first available in the Russian fictional journal Sovremennik in 1854.</span>
