my assignments slopes, on house - roofs, in open spaces, staring eastward for the rising of the great new star. it rose with a white glow in front of it, like the glare of a white fire, and those who had seen it come into existence the night before cried out at the sight of it. it is larger, they cried. it is brighter! and, indeed the moon a quarter full and sinking in the west was in its apparent size beyond comparison, but scarcely in all its breadth had it as much brightness now as the little circle of the strange new star. it is brighter! cried the people clustering in the streets. but in the dim observatories the watchers held their breath and peered at one another. it is nearer, they said. nearer! and voice after voice repeated, it is nearer, and the clicking telegraph took that up, and it trembled along telephone wires, and in a thousand cities grimy compositors fingered the type. it is nearer. men writing in offices, struck with a strange realisation, flung down their pens, men talking in a thousand places suddenly came upon a grotesque possibility in those words, it is nearer. it hurried along wakening streets, it was shouted down the frost - stilled ways of quiet villages, men who had read these things from the throbbing tape stood in yellow - lit doorways shouting the news to the passersby. it is nearer. pretty women, flushed and glittering, heard the news told jestingly between the dances, and feigned an intelligent interest they did not feel. nearer! indeed. how curious! how very, very clever people must be to find out things question 4 4. write: what does the phrase rembled along telephone wires\ suggest about the peoples feelings in paragraph 9?

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my assignments slopes, on house - roofs, in open spaces, staring eastward for the rising of the great new star. it rose with a white glow in front of it, like the glare of a white fire, and those who had seen it come into existence the night before cried out at the sight of it. it is larger, they cried. it is brighter! and, indeed the moon a quarter full and sinking in the west was in its apparent size beyond comparison, but scarcely in all its breadth had it as much brightness now as the little circle of the strange new star. it is brighter! cried the people clustering in the streets. but in the dim observatories the watchers held their breath and peered at one another. it is nearer, they said. nearer! and voice after voice repeated, it is nearer, and the clicking telegraph took that up, and it trembled along telephone wires, and in a thousand cities grimy compositors fingered the type. it is nearer. men writing in offices, struck with a strange realisation, flung down their pens, men talking in a thousand places suddenly came upon a grotesque possibility in those words, it is nearer. it hurried along wakening streets, it was shouted down the frost - stilled ways of quiet villages, men who had read these things from the throbbing tape stood in yellow - lit doorways shouting the news to the passersby. it is nearer. pretty women, flushed and glittering, heard the news told jestingly between the dances, and feigned an intelligent interest they did not feel. nearer! indeed. how curious! how very, very clever people must be to find out things question 4 4. write: what does the phrase 	rembled along telephone wires\ suggest about the peoples feelings in paragraph 9?

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# Brief Explanations:
The phrase "trembled along telephone wires" suggests a sense of excitement, anxiety, and a rapid - spread of the news about the new star. It implies that the people's emotions are intense and the news is quickly disseminated, causing a stir among the population.
# Answer:
The phrase suggests intense excitement, anxiety, and rapid spread of news among people.

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