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Point of View What does the narrator think of Philadelphia's noises? ch . red O She is so busy, she doesn't notice them. She thinks noise is common in this city. She f…

Point of View What does the narrator think of Philadelphia's noises? ch . red O She is so busy, she doesn't notice them. She thinks noise is common in this city. She f…
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What does the narrator think of Philadelphia's noises?
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She is so busy, she doesn't notice them.
She thinks noise is common in this city.
She finds the many noises annoying.
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She finds the many noises annoying

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