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1. What does the narrator say that his disease has done to him? A sharpened his senses B caused him to lie C made him nervous D turned him into a murderer

1. What does the narrator say that his disease has done to him? A sharpened his senses B caused him to lie C made him nervous D turned him into a murderer
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1. What does the narrator say that his disease has done to him?

A sharpened his senses
B caused him to lie
C made him nervous
D turned him into a murderer

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sharpened his senses

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User Rangana
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A. Sharpened his senses
If this is for the Tell Tale Heart
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