What is the author referring to in this reading passage? Thus early had that one guest,--the only guest who is certain, at one time or another, to find his way into every human dwelling, --thus early had _______ stepped across the threshold of the House of the Seven Gables!
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108 is 36% of what number? Write and solve a proportion to solve the problem.
108 is 36% of what number? Write and solve a proportion to solve the problem.
108 is 36% of what number? Write and solve a proportion to solve the problem.
108 is 36% of what number? Write and solve a proportion to solve the problem.
To determine what the author is referring to in the reading passage, we need to analyze the context and clues provided. In this passage, the author mentions a "one guest" who is certain to find his way into every human dwelling, and this guest has also stepped across the threshold of the House of the Seven Gables.
To identify this guest, we can look for keywords or phrases that may indicate who or what the author is referring to. In this case, the phrase "one guest" suggests that it is referring to a singular person or entity. Additionally, the fact that this guest is certain to visit every human dwelling implies that it is a common presence or occurrence.
From a literary perspective, the phrase "one guest" could be interpreted metaphorically. It often symbolizes death or mortality since death is considered an inevitable visitor to every human dwelling.
Based on these clues, the answer is likely death or death personified.