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OpenStudy (drii_salsa):

Which word best describes how the author ironically portrays Mr.Symmes in this line? So spoke this poor, heathenish Kentuckian, who had not been instructed in his constitutional relations, and consequently was betrayed into acting in a sort of Christianized manner, which, if he had been better situated and more enlightened, he would not have been left to do. contemptuously condescendingly empathetically sympathetically

OpenStudy (liv1234):

Do you know what ironic means?

OpenStudy (liv1234):

By the way, it would be B.

OpenStudy (drii_salsa):

doesnt it mean it means one thing but its another?

OpenStudy (liv1234):

He is being condescending while talking about the person, you can tell by the tone of the story.(:

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