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Read the line from Thomas Hardy's 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles': 'There was no distinction between the near and the far, and an auditor felt close to everything within the horizon.' Through whose narrative point of view are these words presented?
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- 1The omniscient narrator / author's point of view✓
- 2Angel Clare's point of view
- 3Tess's point of view
- 4The reader's direct point of view
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The omniscient narrator / author's point of view
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