\my journeys through those countries were full of pleasure and instruction, but as nothing i saw or did was…

\my journeys through those countries were full of pleasure and instruction, but as nothing i saw or did was markedly different from what has been so often described by others, i will save the reader this part of my experience. i returned to america in the fall, having been absent a little more than a year, and although i saw much abroad of absorbing interest, both professional and general, yet i came back to my native land with even a greater love for her, and with increased admiration for her institutions.\ which of the following could be inferred from this reflective conclusion? the author makes a sentimental appeal. the author successfully sums up his experience. the author introduces a new idea. the author purposely hides several experiences from the readers.

\my journeys through those countries were full of pleasure and instruction, but as nothing i saw or did was markedly different from what has been so often described by others, i will save the reader this part of my experience. i returned to america in the fall, having been absent a little more than a year, and although i saw much abroad of absorbing interest, both professional and general, yet i came back to my native land with even a greater love for her, and with increased admiration for her institutions.\ which of the following could be inferred from this reflective conclusion? the author makes a sentimental appeal. the author successfully sums up his experience. the author introduces a new idea. the author purposely hides several experiences from the readers.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  • The author says "I came back to my native land with even a greater love for her, and with increased admiration for her institutions", which shows an emotional (sentimental) appeal.
  • The author says "I will save the reader this part of my experience" so he doesn't sum up his experience.
  • There is no new idea introduced.
  • The author doesn't hide experiences on purpose; he just decides not to share a part as it's similar to what others described.

Answer:

The author makes a sentimental appeal.