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The correct inference as given in the choices above would be the first statement. The narrator wants Fortunato (the one he is speaking to) to think that he is concerned for his health. He is warning the guy to think twice in entering the vault because he might have caught the cold because of the freezing conditions and it might get worse.

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The narrator wants Fortunato to think he is concerned for his health.

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