He stops a wedding guest on the street by grabbing their arm and making them listen to his story.
<span>Is
this for public speaking, giving a lecture, or oral presentations in general?
If so, it is important to not make excuses and apologies because there is a
danger that the audience might affirm to what you’re saying as well as see you
as someone who lacks credibility.</span>
APS-C (cannon)
22.20 x 14.80 mm
Micro four thirds 4/3”
17.30 x 13.00 mm
Hope this helps!
Hello, sorry this is a little late. Hopefully it help others who visit this question.
I believe the correct response to your question would would be the third option, "Who has not, a hundred times, found himself committing a vile or a silly action, for no other reason that because he knows he should not?" as it shows how the narrator expresses how he feels about the situation, and why he did what he did. By saying this, he seeks pity from the reader.
Hope this can help you, and have a great day!
