<span>the village was a “white town drowsing in the sunshine of a summer’s morning,” until the arrival of a riverboat suddenly made it a hive of activity. The gamblers, stevedores, and pilots, the boisterous raftsmen and elegant travelers, all bound for somewhere surely glamorous and exciting, would have impressed a young boy and stimulated his already active imagination. And the lives he might imagine for these living people could easily be embroidered by the romantic exploits he read in the works of James Fenimore Cooper, Sir Walter Scott, and others. Hope this helps!
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Excuse me but what is the question
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Answer:
D
Explanation:
You always want to put it in order. You never want to put the best part in the beginning. That as always left at the end. This is because it keeps the audience or the reader more into the story where they want to keep on reading till the end. if you put it at the beginning and then there's no reason to keep on reading it would have been a waste of time writing the whole story.
Consonance because there is a reoccurring sound and they both start with consonance.
