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In W. Somerset Maugham's 'The Lotus Eater', what was the narrator's genuine initial impression of Thomas Wilson upon their first meeting?
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- 1Wilson seemed to be a highly sophisticated, adventurous globetrotter.
- 2Wilson appeared to be a prim, commonplace man of business.✓
- 3He immediately thought Wilson was an eccentric and odd fellow.
- 4He believed Wilson was deliberately hiding a dark secret.
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Wilson appeared to be a prim, commonplace man of business.
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