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The long, heavily punctuated sentences from line 22 (''Here, leading the way . . .'') to line 30 (''opposite the front of his house'') are likely meant to
A

invite the reader to imagine the extensive grandeur of the grounds

B

indicate that the speaker finds the tour interesting

C

demonstrate that Mr. Collins is overly absorbed in gardening

D

emphasize the exhaustive nature of the tour Mr. Collins provides

E

mirror the long, winding pathways of the grounds

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