Inside, the place was almost dark. It was a shabby pawnshop, and behind the counter lounged a shabby man with an unshaven face. After making payment, he noted that he still possessed some coins. The most decent thing would be to give them away.
He thought of this as he left the shop and began to cross the street. His mind was wandering, and he was less watchful. Suddenly, a carriage appeared immediately in his path. The horse's head loomed above his own. He whirled aside involuntarily and went on. His movement had been too swift for him to realize in which direction he had turned. He was

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Inside, the place was almost dark. It was a shabby pawnshop, and behind the counter lounged a shabby man with an unshaven face. After making payment, he noted that he still possessed some coins. The most decent thing would be to give them away.
     He thought of this as he left the shop and began to cross the street. His mind was wandering, and he was less watchful. Suddenly, a carriage appeared immediately in his path. The horse's head loomed above his own. He whirled aside involuntarily and went on. His movement had been too swift for him to realize in which direction he had turned. He was

anonymous · Answer

. What is the resolution to the conflict in this story?
The little girl helps the man find his way home.
The man accidentally falls off of the bridge.
The man follows his coins back to the pawnshop.
The little girl runs away with the man's coins.

anonymous · Answer

please help i will medal u! :) please help :(

anonymous · Answer

never mind i got the answer thanks anyway