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Convict: Ah, thanks, thanks, Monseigneur. I, I (he sobs) Ah! Trn a fool, a child to cry, but somehow you have made me feel that, that it is just as if something had come into me as if I were a man again and not a wild beast. Bishop (putting his hand ...

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Read the extracts given below and answer the questions that follow :

Convict: Ah, thanks, thanks, Monseigneur. I, I (he sobs) Ah! Trn a fool, a child to cry, but somehow you have made me feel that, that it is just as if something had come into me as if I were a man again and not a wild beast.
Bishop (putting his hand on his shoulder): Always remember, my son, that this poor body is the Temple of the Living God.

(а) Why was the convict crying like a child?

(b) How is the speaker ‘a man again’?

(c) Explain the phrase ‘the poor body is the temple of the living God'. 

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(a) The convict was crying like a child as he felt guilty and remorseful. He realized he had been on the wrong track.

(b) The speaker is a man again as he has regained his faith in God and humanity.

(c) The human body is a sacred place where God dwells.

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