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In Walden, Thoreau describes a well-known story about a bug. Why does he think this story needs to be retold here?
1) He wants to demonstrate the power of oral history.
2) He thinks people should treasure their memories.
3) He is encouraging people to allow their natural inner growth to take place in its own time.
4) He wants people to realize that there is value in keeping and maintaining old possessions, such as furniture.​

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Answer:A long- dormant bug is compared to a person who suddenly breaks free from his or her unthinking routine

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Answer: i think it’s C “ He is encouraging people to allow their natural inner growth to take place in its own time.”

Explanation:

not sure but….it deems to be the best sentence that plays along with the focus of the story.

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