what is the meaning of 'canned sardines'-taken from best seller by o. henry?
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A sardine is a very small, oily fish. ... Sardines are most often bought canned, lined up in rows in little tins. The word sardine is actually a general term — it refers to a type of fish, most often a small herring, while a slightly larger one is sometimes called a pilchard.
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Heya,
Sardines are kind of fish. It means fish sealed in a can.
The line is said by Pescud to mock best sellers. He says that while in the best sellers, the hero is portrayed as a warrior who carries a sword and is ready to fight with the worst of enemies, in real life, a normal man is not likely to act that way.
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Sardines are kind of fish. It means fish sealed in a can.
The line is said by Pescud to mock best sellers. He says that while in the best sellers, the hero is portrayed as a warrior who carries a sword and is ready to fight with the worst of enemies, in real life, a normal man is not likely to act that way.
HOPE IT HELPS:-))
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