False.
Adding many irrelevant facts to a paragraph may just cause confusion. When writing a paragraph, it is always better to present one idea and support it with relevant facts. If you're writing an essay, one idea per one paragraph should be followed. That way, you will present all your ideas clearly.
The answer to this is carrying capacity.
The phrase “his castle of a mule” is an example of a
metaphor. In the excerpt, this was used to directly describe the stature of the
mule. Given the context, the mule was possibly strong, as in the next sentence
it spoke of how he was able to escape quickly.
Tomorrow, tomorrow is always coming bu egg never arrives
Presumably, we know which elevator you're referring to. Thus, "which" is the appropriate choice of word.
