The correct answer is letter A
King Mithridates, was a Turk who was afraid of being murdered. He watched his father (of the same name) die. In the middle of a banquet poisoned, suffocated and died in front of his guests. The killer was never discovered.
Mithridates was 15 years old at the time. The legend goes that the young man liked to spend months surviving isolated in the forests of the region and that it was in one of these retreats that his most famous invention appeared.
The prince, fearing being murdered like his father, made it a habit to drink a very small dose of poison every day. One drop in the first week, two drops in the second, three in the third - until it reaches almost lethal doses.
One of his enemies tries to poison him with the same liquid that killed his father. The new King Mithridates survives, his body accustomed to the substance, and has the criminal executed.
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The word missing in the blank is ''<u><em>semblance</em></u>''.
This text is an extract from the Scarlett Letter's introduction: ''The Custom House''.
Explanation:
In this paragraph, Nathaniel Hawthrone laments his recent, misdirected efforts in public office. This is because while he was serving as Surveyor of Salem Customs he was also trying to worked up the story of the book's protagonist. And this combination of factors led to what the author called his <em>''mistake'' </em>during the writing process.
<em>Therefore that he used the key word ''semblance'' to make others understand that things did not go as he hoped to. </em>
The general feeling of the slaves toward their situation was "hopelessness".
The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, Or Gustavus Vassa, The African, first distributed in 1789 in London, is the collection of memoirs of Olaudah Equiano. The book portrays Equiano's time spent in subjugation, and records his endeavors at turning into a free man and his inevitable achievement in picking up success in his own freedom and in business from there on.
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The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
