Question 1: What made the peddler accept Edla Willmansson’s invitation?
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The peddler accepted Edla Willmansson's invitation, who was the daughter of the ironmaster. In a very compassionate and friendly manner, Edla Willmanson had won the confidence of the peddler. She told the peddler that he would be allowed to leave just as freely as he would come to their house.
She requested him to stay with them only over Christmas Eve. Because her genuine and friendly request, the peddler accepted her invitation.
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She requested him to stay with them only over Christmas Eve. Because her genuine and friendly request, the peddler accepted her invitation.
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Hi friend,
In the given story, it seems that Edla Williamson had a very potent power of persuasion. She looked at the peddler and knew that he was afraid. So she assured him that no harm would come to him and he would be allowed to leave just as freely as he came. Her friendly manner made the peddler feel confidence and safety with her and so he accepted her invitation.
Hope it helps!
In the given story, it seems that Edla Williamson had a very potent power of persuasion. She looked at the peddler and knew that he was afraid. So she assured him that no harm would come to him and he would be allowed to leave just as freely as he came. Her friendly manner made the peddler feel confidence and safety with her and so he accepted her invitation.
Hope it helps!
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