01.	Obi was away in England for a little under02.	four years. He sometimes found it difficult to03.	believe that it was as short as that. It seemed04.	more like a decade than four years, which05.	with the miseries of winter when his longing06.	to return home took on the sharpness of07.	physical pain. It was in England that Nigeria08.	first became more than just a name to him.09.	That was the first great thing that England did10.	for him. But the Nigeria he returned to was in11.	many ways different from the picture he had12.	carried in his mind during those four years.13.	There were many things he could no longer14.	recognize, and others — like the slums of15.	Lagos — which he was seeing for the first16.	time.17.	As a boy in the village of Umuofia, he had18.	heard his first stories about Lagos from a19.	soldier home …….. leave from the war. Those20.	soldiers were heroes who had seen the great21.	world. They spoke of Abyssinia, Egypt,22.	Palestine, Burma and so on. Some of them23.	had been village ne'er-do-wells, but now they24.	were heroes. They had bags and bags of25.	money, and the villagers sat …….. their feet26.	to listen to their stories. One of them went27.	regularly to a market in the neighbouring28.	village and helped himself to whatever he29.	liked. He went in full uniform, breaking the30.	earth with his boots, and no one dared touch31.	him. It was said that if you touched a soldier,32.	Government would deal with you. Besides,33.	soldiers were as strong as lions because of34.	the injections they were given …….. the army.35.	It was from one of these soldiers that Obi had36.	his first picture of Lagos.37.	‘There is no darkness there,' he told his38.	admiring listeners, `because at night the39.	electric shines like the sun, and people are40.	always walking about, that is, those who want41.	to walk. If you don't want to walk, you only42.	have to wave your hand and a pleasure car43.	stops for you.' His audience made sounds of44.	wonderment. Then by way of digression he45.	said: 'If you see a white man, take off your46.	hat for him. The only thing he cannot do is47.	mould a human being.'		ACHEBE, Chinua. No Longer at Ease. New York / London: Everyman’s Library, 2010. p. 162. 51. Assinale a alternativa que preenche adequadamente as lacunas das linhas 19, 25 e 34.<div> </div>

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01.	Obi was away in England for a little under02.	four years. He sometimes found it difficult to03.	believe that it was as short as that. It seemed04.	more like 

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