Infer what the narrator meant by:

However, none of those one hundred and one other kings and emperors had legs nearly as good or fine or long or strong or

green - as King Long Shanks. Of that I am sure.

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Colton Steele

16 January, 08:35

Infer what the narrator meant by:

However, none of those one hundred and one other kings and emperors had legs nearly as good or fine or long or strong or

green - as King Long Shanks. Of that I am sure.

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Teresa Mcdonald · Answer 1

What the narrator inferred by the statment which he made regarding to King Long Shanks was that Lord Shanks was blessed to have a perfect set of legs which most people would have loved to have.

His leg is perfectly shaped and without any blemish whatsoever in direct comparison to other Kings and Emperors.

Infer what the narrator meant by:However, none of those one hundred and one other kings and emperors had legs nearly as good or fine or long or strong orgreen - as King Long Shanks. Of that I am sure.

Infer what the narrator meant by:

However, none of those one hundred and one other kings and emperors had legs nearly as good or fine or long or strong or

green - as King Long Shanks. Of that I am sure.