Why does the narrator refer to the young boys nicola and jacopo as gentlemen.....around 120 ...words
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The narrator then understands that the other plans of the boys is to ensure their sisters proper treatment. They are indeed the 'Two Gentlemen of Verona', as coined by the narrator, as they are keeping their noble deed a secret and are determined in spirit. The magnanimity of the boys hearts and their humanity bade the narrator to not disclose that he has knowledge of their secret.
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The narrator refers to the young boys Jacopo and Nicola as gentleman because he knows about him that they were doing so hard work to collecting money for their sister who was suffering from a large disease. Narrator seen them to sell wild strawberry on street. After some days the narrator seen them to polish the shoes in street. So. Narrator decide to foll them one day the narrator seen them that they were going to a government building which seen as very well but after that building was a hospital type and narrator seen them to meet a girl.
In this way narrator refers to them as gentleman.
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The narrator refers to the young boys Jacopo and Nicola as gentleman because he knows about him that they were doing so hard work to collecting money for their sister who was suffering from a large disease. Narrator seen them to sell wild strawberry on street. After some days the narrator seen them to polish the shoes in street. So. Narrator decide to foll them one day the narrator seen them that they were going to a government building which seen as very well but after that building was a hospital type and narrator seen them to meet a girl.
In this way narrator refers to them as gentleman.
Hope it helps
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