In "The Convict and the Bishop," why is the first innkeeper suspicious of Valjean?

A.

Valjean's appearance is tattered and poor.

B.

Valjean hints that he has been in prison for many years.

C.

He recognizes him from a newspaper.

D.

A young boy had already warned the townspeople of the convict's arrival.

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Summer Mann · Answer 1

Valjean's appearance is tattered and poor

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In "The Convict and the Bishop," why is the first innkeeper suspicious of Valjean?A.Valjean's appearance is tattered and poor.B.Valjean hints that he has been in prison for many years.C.He recognizes him from a newspaper.D.A young boy had already warned the townspeople of the convict's arrival.