How did the little sloth bear settle in the narrator’s home?

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The narrator brought the orphaned little sloth bear to his home and gave him as a gift to his wife.
She named him Bruno and took him under her wing.
He learnt to drink milk from a bottle and within a few days ate and drank everything.
He ate porridge and other things.
He relished eating and drinking everything.
He became friendly with the narrator’s two Alsatian dogs and with the children of the tenants.
He freely roamed in the house, went into the kitchen, slept in their beds and spent time running around the house.

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$1.$ fear or terror $2.$ glad sense of relief $3.$ a ‘funny’ feeling, perhaps of understanding	Column $‘A’$	Column $‘B’$
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