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What does this dialogue
from Sec. 7 of "The Invalid's
Story" tell us about
Thompson?
"Pfew! I reckon it ain't no
cinnamon't I've loaded up
thish-year stove with!"
A. The dialect used in the dialogue
indicates that Thompson isn't as clever
or proper as the narrator.
B. Thompson enjoys cooking and put
some cinnamon on the stove for his
evening snack.
C. Thompson lost his sense of smell and
can't smell the cinnamon that he put on
the stove.

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