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igomit [66]
1 year ago
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PLEASE HELP I WILL GIVE BRAINLEST ANSWER A THANK YOU AND 5 STARS

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kkurt [141]1 year ago
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The words refer to how seriously the people are taking the proceedings of the trial.

mrs_skeptik [129]1 year ago
7 0

1. Answer:  "to fold up a bush" and "black molded tree"

Explanation:  Tone is the author's attitude regarding their writing, and in this excerpt, he uses comic tone by using humorus descriptions.  

2. Answer:  The words refer to how seriously the people are taking the proceedings of the trial.

Explanation:  Using words such as "grave" and "solemn" sets the mood of the story, and expresses the seriousness of the people in trial.

3. Answer:  "…she would duck the Devil out of her."

Explanation:  The Accused has been led to think she was bewitched by the Devil, causing her to float, and she states that ducking will remove the bewitchment.

4. Answer:  The official-sounding phrase "a grand Consultation" adds humor

Explanation: The choice of words are official in constrast to the ridiculousness of the trials.

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