Explain: “There was nothing to do about him.
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Explain the significance of the line “There was nothing to do about him” in the story “Old Man at the Bridge” written by Earnest Hemingway. The line indicates that the narrator was on his duty and had no way to help him out. The old man had no family and not even any acquaintance nearby.
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