Which sentence from “One Thousand Dollars” or “By the Waters of Babylon” reflects first-person point of view?

A. After a time, I myself was allowed to go into the dead houses and search for metal.

B. “I thank you very much, sir,” said Gillian, and out he went to his cab.
C. The towers are not all broken—here and there one still stands.

D. Without touching the envelope, Mr. Tolman went to a door and called his partner, Sharp.

and its not c

Question

Which sentence from “One Thousand Dollars” or “By the Waters of Babylon” reflects first-person point of view?

  A. After a time, I myself was allowed to go into the dead houses and search for metal. 
	
  B. “I thank you very much, sir,” said Gillian, and out he went to his cab. 	
  C. The towers are not all broken—here and there one still stands. 	

  D. Without touching the envelope, Mr. Tolman went to a door and called his partner, Sharp. 

and its not c

anonymous · Answer

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