What does “it” refer to in the sentence?
I put my pants on and I went out onto the back porch and spit over the handrail, and it was a yellowish brown, and my body pulsed with a warm obtuse ache from my eyelids to my fingertips. The ache was inside my body too, an all-encompassing type of pain like my whole skin was made out of a fat lip.
What does “it” refer to in “it was a yellowish brown”? Does it refer to his spit?
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His spit. Since he is describing his bodily condition, it would be strange to bring the handrail into it.
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the handrail
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it refers to the handrail
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The handrail perhaps
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