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Which sentence from the excerpt of My Ántonia foreshadows the narrator’s frightening encounter?

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“As we rode away with the spade, Ántonia suggested that we stop at the prairie-dog-town and dig into one of the holes.”
“We might get some puppies, or owl eggs, or snakeskins.”
“As we approached, they barked, shook their tails at us, and scurried underground.”
“If the dogs had scratched the sand up in excavating, how had they carried it so far?

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