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How does Sinclair Lewis use imagery in Arrowsmith?

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In Chapter One, Lewis uses imagery about Martin's great grandmother to indicate the persistent, driven characteristics that have extended to Martin himself. This theme of persistence will be a major force in Martin's life and by showing just a glimpse of his heritage it is easy to see that Martin gets this quality quite honestly.

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