Select the correct answer from the drop-down menu. Look at the underlined details in paragraphs 7-10. (7) I rose up and went over to Lemarchant's side. Horror of horrors, he was sleeping soundly! (8) I laid the altered powder quietly by his pillow, took away his that I had laid out in readiness for him, and crept back to my own place noiselessly. There I lay awake, hot and feverish, wondering to myself hour after hour when he would ever wake and take it. (9) At last he woke, and looked over towards me with unusual interest. "Hullo, Doctor," he said quite genially, "how are you this morning, eh? getting on well, I hope." It was the first time during all my illness that he had ever inquired after me. The author uses these details to and build suspense over the course of the three paragraphs.​