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The Tell-Tale Heart EDITING Part 3

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The Tell-Tale Heart EDITING Part 3
 

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by Olga Gilbert
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On the eighth night the narrator was more than usually careful as he opens the door.

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The old man was lying in his bed and then suddenly he moved.

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The narrator knew that the old man cannot see him.

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The narrator was sure of his success, because he felt strongly his own power.

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Then the narrator heard a sound a low cry of fear which escaped from the old man.

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The old man could not see or hear the narrator but he felt him there.

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The narrator knew that the old man could not see him, because the darkness in the room was thick and black.

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The narrator's anger increased, because the old man's eye looked straight at him.

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The narrator saw the old man's hard blue eye and the blood in his body became like ice.

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Suddenly the old man sits straight up in bed and cried, "Who's there?"

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The sentence is in the PAST tense. The verb WAS is in the past. Therefore, the verb OPEN should also be in the past. --> OPENED

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