What question should you ask yourself every time that you make a claim about a text?

Explanation:

When somebody makes a claim about a text, it is recommended to be sure about the claim. But there are many questions that can help in the situation of the overall text.

Those are questions such as:

How do you know?

Does it seem reasonable?

How this claim can influence the readers?

How can this influence structure of the text?

Where can we found the proof in the text about those claims?

When the readers are evaluating the claims and not except easily what is served, they are more likely to be able to develop a sense for analyzing, finding variations and good interpretations of the writing piece.

i think these lines use imagery to describe the train arriving at station for the night

"and stop to feed itself at tank"

"at its own stable door"