Select two inferences that the reader can make based on paragraph 3 of The Paston Letters. D Both before and during the siege of the Gresham property, Margaret Paston made it a rule never to trust anyone. As the Pastons' hold over their properties was endangered, Margaret Paston had to be very careful about whom she trusted. During the period in which the Paston properties were under siege, Margaret Paston trusted only her son and husband. Margaret Paston believed that Lord Moleyns and his men did not have her husband's best interests at heart. Margaret Paston believed that Barow was probably the only man in Gresham the she and her husband could trust.

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Select two inferences that the reader can make based on paragraph 3 of The Paston Letters. D Both before and during the siege of the Gresham property, Margaret Paston made it a rule never to trust anyone. As the Pastons' hold over their properties was endangered, Margaret Paston had to be very careful about whom she trusted. During the period in which the Paston properties were under siege, Margaret Paston trusted only her son and husband. Margaret Paston believed that Lord Moleyns and his men did not have her husband's best interests at heart. Margaret Paston believed that Barow was probably the only man in Gresham the she and her husband could trust.

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Based on paragraph 3 of The Paston Letters, two inferences that can be made are:1. Margaret Paston adopted a cautious approach by making it a rule not to trust anyone both before and during the siege of the Gresham property.2. As the Pastons' control over their properties was threatened, Margaret Paston became especially discerning in whom she placed trust, likely limiting her trust to her son and husband during the period of the siege.

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