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1 Select the correct answer from the drop-down menu. Read the excerpt. Then choose the correct way to complete the sentence. (9) At last he woke, and looked over towards me with unusual interest. "Hullo, Doctor," he said quit this morning, eh? getting on well, I hope." It was the first time during all my illness that he had ever (10) i lied to him deliberately to keep the delusion up. "I have a terrible grinding pain in my chest," writhe. I had sunk to his level, it seems. I was a liar and a murderer. (11) He looked quite gay over it, and laughed. "It's nothing," he said, grinning horribly. "It's a good s that myself, my dear fellow, when I was beginning to recover...." (12) He sat up, took the spoon full of treacle, and poured the powder as usual into the very middle off at a single gulp without perceiving the difference, and then I sank back exhausted upon my roll The author uses orders of events in this part of the story to create suspense for the reader. The rea narrator is toying with Lemarchant by lying about the pain, and the reader​

Answer 1

Answer: Wonders when Lemarchant will discover what the narrator was done

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